JAZZ EDUCATION NETWORK
The Jazz Education Network (JEN) offers a wealth of resources including funding for research projects, publishing opportunities, publishing mentorship, presentations and poster sessions at the
Carlos Wesley “Don” Byas, tenor saxophonist, was regarded by his peers as a pivotal figure in the development of bebop. Even though his roots were
Since we continue to live in a digital age where billions of people are connected through the internet, and entrepreneurship opportunities become more realistic and
This presentation will focus on the institutional environment of collegiate jazz programs – the creative ecosystems in which jazz programs exist inside colleges and universities.
Join Rami Stucky as he discusses composer and theorist George Russell and the impact his Lydian Chromatic Concept had on Black student activism at the
Join Scott Douglass, Columbia University Lecturer, for a discussion on American flutist D. Antoinette Handy’s multifaceted career, encompassing the roles of music educator, scholar, and
The globalization of recordings in the early twentieth century in America resulted in the internationalization of jazz. For many, these recordings were the first exposure
Songwriting has become an essential skill for future musicians. It is inevitable for musicians to write a wide variety of songs according to the ongoing changes
How does the mind represent and retain musical knowledge? What might that knowledge look like, and more importantly, why is that knowledge meaningful? The concept
Join Dr. Jake Hertzog, critically-acclaimed guitarist, as he presents and discusses the roles that public universities play as a national infrastructure for jazz in the United