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
Join JazzWire Founder Jeff Antoniuk for a webinar focused a both adult amateur/semi-pro musicians, as well as grade 6 – 12 and college music teachers.
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
An introductory jazz history course is an opportunity to create meaningful dialogue with students that adds a necessary nuance to the common narrative of jazz
Current editor of Jazz Education in Research and Practice (JAZZ) Martin Norgaard and head of the JEN Research Interest Group and previous editor of JAZZ
ADVANCING EDUCATION. PROMOTING PERFORMANCE. DEVELOPING AUDIENCES.
JEN is committed to representing and cultivating diversity, equity, inclusion, and access in all areas of its operation including staff, board members, volunteers, presenters, clinicians, performers and audiences. This commitment is present in all programs and decision making.
Swiss/Dutch saxophonist Charlotte Lang was born in 1996 in Basel and studied the bachelor and master program at the JAZZCAMPUS Basel under the guidance of Domenic Landolf and Daniel Blanc. She is currently studying the Master of Music in Global Jazz at the Berklee College of Music in Boston under the artistic direction of Danilo Pérez. In addition she is part of Terri Lyne Carrington’s Berklee Institute of Jazz and Gender Justice.
From 2015 to 2018, Charlotte she was a member of the Swiss National Youth Jazz Orchestra under the direction of Christian Muthspiel. Since 2020, she became a member of the German National Youth Jazz Orchestra (Bundesjazzorchester Deutschland), under the direction of Niels Klein and Ansgar Striepens. She also plays is the Austrian FJO (Frauen Jazz Orchester→Women Jazz Orchestra of Austria).
In 2021, Charlotte founded her own Quintet the „Charlotte Lang Group“, for what she is composing, arranging and booking. In the fall 2023, her first album will be recorded and hopefully released by a renowned label.
Charlotte plays in the “Swiss Jazz Orchestra” and the “Zurich Jazz Orchestra”, the two professional Big Bands of Switzerland.
Charlotte recently got the unique opportunity to write a monthly blog for the Swiss Jazz & Blues Magazine called JAZZTIME, to tell readers about her time at abroad and specifically her time at Berklee. Her graduate program lasts only until the summer of 2023. She hopes to stay in the United States to enlarge her network and build her musical career.