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A MESSAGE FROM JEN PRESIDENT MARY JO PAPICH “We, the practitioners of this precious art form, have an enormous responsibility [...]

May 2010

Pat Patrick’s Collection of a Lifetime In 2006, shortly after Deval Patrick was inaugurated as Massachusetts’ first black governor, he [...]

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First Annual JEN Conference

This issue of JAZZed marks a major milestone for our friends at the Jazz Education Network (JEN), as we have [...]

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May 2010

Alfred’s Meet the Great Jazz Legends Alfred Publishing has re-released Meet the Great Jazz Legends, now available with a CD [...]

New Notable Music Releases for May 2010

New Notable Music Releases for May 2010.All dates subject to change. April 5 The Britton Brothers Band Uncertain Living [Record [...]

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Rufus Reid: A Chat With the Evolving Bassist

Rufus Reid is one of the most acclaimed figures in jazz today: As a performer, Reid has played with everyone [...]