JAZZ EDUCATION NETWORK
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
Natural Harmonization (Part II) Harmonizing a Melody in a Natural Way by Dr. Sócrates García A question I get frequently asked at my clinics is
Natural Harmonization (Part I) Harmonizing a Melody in a Natural Way by Dr. Sócrates García A question I get frequently asked at my clinics is
Cherish the Legacy of Billy Strayhorn by Gregory A. Morris, Ph.D. This JEN conference has great significance for the heirs of William Thomas Strayhorn, also
Chord Spelling Standardization By Jerry Tachoir While attending Berklee College of Music from 1973 – 76, there was a campaign underway to standardize the spelling
Jazz Industry & Music Business Committee Examines The U.S. Copyright Office Study on Music Licensing Part II By Cheryl Slay Carr This article is the second in
Jazz Industry & Music Business Committee Examines The U.S. Copyright Office Study on Music Licensing Part 1 By Cheryl Slay Carr Last month the U.S. Copyright
The Big Band Music of David Baker by Monika Herzig We recently lost one of our jazz legends, David Baker, but his legacy continues. The
Infusing Student Composition Into Your Jazz Program by Dr. David Fodor Many school jazz programs today feature outstanding performance ensembles. Students are well trained in