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International Jazz Day
Join your community in appreciating and recognizing the rich culture and heritage of jazz. Visit a local jazz club, or revisit some of the greatest musicians in history.
International Jazz Day is a beautiful time to celebrate the gift of music and to come together as a community. It’s a chance to listen to a variety of musicians and hear their talents live all around the world.
Learning more about the day will help any musical enthusiast to appreciate all the benefits of listening to jazz. Music lovers from around the world will gather to attend jazz festivals, parties, and events to help celebrate the day and this specific type of music. Now is the perfect opportunity to take up a musical instrument such as the trumpet, saxophone, piano or clarinet and start to make music so one can understand what all the hype is about.
International Jazz Day highlights the ability for jazz to unite people from all walks of life and draw together folks from around the globe. No one is left out, as this day brings together artists, schools, communities, historians, academics, and jazz aficionados to raise awareness around this type of music and educate the public about the roots, impact, and future of jazz. There’s a deep-rooted message attached to this day of celebration, such as reinforcing international cooperation and communication.
It brings to light the need for intercultural dialogue and mutual understanding through one of the best ways possible, music. The power of the music will be apparent when participants view people of all backgrounds, forgetting about their differences and joining together to celebrate jazz. Any adverse circumstances from the past or present are suddenly forgotten or pushed aside, and people begin to focus on friendship, freedom, hope, and dignity instead.
The day itself is intended to promote peace, diversity, respect among different cultures, and highlight the need for human rights and dignity. The music itself addresses the desire for eliminating discrimination and promoting the freedom of expression. Youth are also encouraged to participate by enacting change and helping to foster gender equality. One will have the chance to experience how much life and love emerges when the day kicks off, and musicians from all over begin to jam and play their music.
History of International Jazz Day
It all began in 2011 when the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization declared International Jazz Day as an opportunity to give recognition to jazz music and state its role to unite people all around the globe. It’s been going strong ever since and people look forward to this day each year when music lovers from around the world can share in the experience of listening to and making jazz music.
The idea itself emerged from jazz pianist and UNESCO Goodwill Ambassador Herbie Hancock. Together, the UNESCO Director-General and Hancock chair the event and ensure people from all over come out to participate in the celebration each year. Cities such as Paris, New Orleans, and New York were some of the first to begin to educate the public on the event and draw excitement to Jazz Day.
The Host City goes as far as to organize an All-Star Global Concert which brings together over two-dozen jazz musicians from all parts of the world in or around a historical landmark. It’s interesting to know that the popularity of the day has grown immensely over the years. Now, nearly 200 countries participate in International Jazz Day.
You can visit just about any location and hear and experience jazz music at its finest. You’ll witness artists and onlookers expressing themselves in their own unique and individual way. Cape Town, South Africa is the Host City for 2020, so one should make a note of this if he or she wants to travel and see some of the best musicians perform their music live. Not only will there be music present at the event, but organizers are also planning an extensive educational and community outreach program for people to participate in and as a way for them to expand their knowledge.
How to Celebrate International Jazz Day
There are many ways for how people around the world can celebrate International Jazz Day. There is no right or wrong way to go about it, and all communities may have their unique take and twist on the day. For example, there may be live concerts and events to attend, and people might want to host their own parties.
Not only are there concerts and events taking place internationally, but many will also hold jam sessions and educational workshops and conferences, as well as organize community outreach programs. Anyone can locate and access jazz educational materials from the International Jazz Day website to help them run their event. The public shouldn’t be afraid to insert themselves in the conversation and start an event or discussion around the topic to help create awareness around the day.
The common denominator is that there will be a lot of jazz music to be heard and played. It’s an opportunity for those unfamiliar with this type of music to get more acquainted with it and learn about its roots and history. One can witness people of all ages and backgrounds moving to the music and enjoying themselves while the performers work hard to put on a show that anyone can appreciate.
International Jazz Day is undoubtedly a celebration to be aware of and take part in if a person is looking to expand their horizons and musical knowledge. There’s so much to see and take in around the globe when this day rolls around. There will be no choice but to participate in some sort of event that’s happening in the area. It’s a time to appreciate the musicians and their talents and bring people together to experience this particular type of music without any judgment.
Go ahead and give one of these events or jam sessions a try and see for oneself how engaging jazz music is and witness its ability to bring together people from across the globe and find common ground. Let this year be the year that people let their guards down and allow themselves to experience the day by listening, conversing, and moving their bodies to the wonderful sounds of jazz.
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Domenica 30 aprile si è celebrato al Teatro Dimora di Mondaino l'International Jazz Day con il concerto della MYO - Mondaino Youth Orchestra, fondata e diretta dal maestro Michele Chiaretti. Dopo alcuni giorni di residenza per iniziare l’incisione di un nuovo disco, l’orchestra più storica ha sfidato la formazione giovanile percorrendo un ampio ventaglio di autori da Duke Ellington a Jerry Mulligan.
#MYO#concerto#orchestra jazz#international jazz day#Mondaino Youth Orchestra#residenze 2023#photography
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This is the first Screenshot Saturday I can declare "Wishlist Band Camp Boyfriend on Steam!!" Feels great! Also--Happy International Jazz Day from these two talented boys.
#wishlist#jazz band#indie game#indie otome#dating sim#marching band#international jazz day#band camp#trumpet#saxophone#jazz#screenshot saturday
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Strike up the band because today's International Jazz Day! Did I mention Lisa loves jazz?
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For International Jazz Day: A Jazz Finding Aid for Travalanche
April 30 is International Jazz Day!
Travalanche has hundreds of posts celebrating jazz singers, composers, and musicians, but they are not grouped into a single section. Rather, the various styles each have a section under “music“, along with other styles, such as classical and folk music, and they are listed there alphabetically. So for quick reference, I thought I would do this quick little…
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Happy international Jazz day
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"Celebrating the Women of Jazz" An International Jazz Day Event! April 30, 2022 7 pm at The NSU Center for the Performing Arts!
“Celebrating the Women of Jazz” An International Jazz Day Event! April 30, 2022 7 pm at The NSU Center for the Performing Arts!
TulsaJazz.com and The Taylor Entertainment Group are thrilled to announce “Celebrating the Women of Jazz” performed by the NSU Jazz Ensemble under the direction of Dr. Clark Gibson, featuring Jazz Vocalist and National Recording Artist Cynthia Simmons. This is a free event!
The program will feature music from some of the greats like Sarah Vaughan, Ella Fitzgerald, Nina Simone, and more. The…
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#Arts#Arts and Entertainment#Clark Gibson#cynsingsjazz#Cynthia Simmons#International Jazz Day#Jazz#Jazz Day#jazz life#Jazz Music#Jazz Song#Jazz Vocalist#jazzology with keith g#John Taylor#Linked In#Northeastern State University#NSU Center for the Performing Arts!#NSU Jazz Ensemble#Taylor Entertainment Group
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30 apr 2022 - International Jazz Day: Omaggio a JOAO, guest Barbara Casini e Sandro Gibellini
Sabato 30 Aprile, a Nave!
Barbara Casini, voz - Sandro Gibellini, violão - Roberto Soggetti, piano - Valerio Abeni, bateria - Giacomo Papetti, baixo -Stefania Maratti, flauta - Massimo Orlando, flauta - Angelo Peli, flauta & saxofone - Gianni Alberti, clarinete & saxofone - Gabriele Rubino, saxofone & clarinete - Flavio Pulecchi, clarinete & saxofone - Giuseppe Chirico, trompete - Stefano Trinca, trompete - Osvaldo Tagliani, trombone, Mauro Bonfanti, trombone - Marco Regosa, trompa
#ijd#international jazz day#barbara casini#joao gilberto#sandro gibellini#jazz#italy#brasil#music#papetti
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Today is International Jazz Day, and we have a special show lined up for you. Enjoy a mix of timeless and future classics from the jazz world.
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International Jazz Day
Join your community in appreciating and recognizing the rich culture and heritage of jazz. Visit a local jazz club, or revisit some of the greatest musicians in history.
International Jazz Day is a beautiful time to celebrate the gift of music and to come together as a community. It’s a chance to listen to a variety of musicians and hear their talents live all around the world.
Learning more about the day will help any musical enthusiast to appreciate all the benefits of listening to jazz. Music lovers from around the world will gather to attend jazz festivals, parties, and events to help celebrate the day and this specific type of music. Now is the perfect opportunity to take up a musical instrument such as the trumpet, saxophone, piano or clarinet and start to make music so one can understand what all the hype is about.
International Jazz Day highlights the ability for jazz to unite people from all walks of life and draw together folks from around the globe. No one is left out, as this day brings together artists, schools, communities, historians, academics, and jazz aficionados to raise awareness around this type of music and educate the public about the roots, impact, and future of jazz. There’s a deep-rooted message attached to this day of celebration, such as reinforcing international cooperation and communication.
It brings to light the need for intercultural dialogue and mutual understanding through one of the best ways possible, music. The power of the music will be apparent when participants view people of all backgrounds, forgetting about their differences and joining together to celebrate jazz. Any adverse circumstances from the past or present are suddenly forgotten or pushed aside, and people begin to focus on friendship, freedom, hope, and dignity instead.
The day itself is intended to promote peace, diversity, respect among different cultures, and highlight the need for human rights and dignity. The music itself addresses the desire for eliminating discrimination and promoting the freedom of expression. Youth are also encouraged to participate by enacting change and helping to foster gender equality. One will have the chance to experience how much life and love emerges when the day kicks off, and musicians from all over begin to jam and play their music.
History of International Jazz Day
It all began in 2011 when the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization declared International Jazz Day as an opportunity to give recognition to jazz music and state its role to unite people all around the globe. It’s been going strong ever since and people look forward to this day each year when music lovers from around the world can share in the experience of listening to and making jazz music.
The idea itself emerged from jazz pianist and UNESCO Goodwill Ambassador Herbie Hancock. Together, the UNESCO Director-General and Hancock chair the event and ensure people from all over come out to participate in the celebration each year. Cities such as Paris, New Orleans, and New York were some of the first to begin to educate the public on the event and draw excitement to Jazz Day.
The Host City goes as far as to organize an All-Star Global Concert which brings together over two-dozen jazz musicians from all parts of the world in or around a historical landmark. It’s interesting to know that the popularity of the day has grown immensely over the years. Now, nearly 200 countries participate in International Jazz Day.
You can visit just about any location and hear and experience jazz music at its finest. You’ll witness artists and onlookers expressing themselves in their own unique and individual way. Cape Town, South Africa is the Host City for 2020, so one should make a note of this if he or she wants to travel and see some of the best musicians perform their music live. Not only will there be music present at the event, but organizers are also planning an extensive educational and community outreach program for people to participate in and as a way for them to expand their knowledge.
How to Celebrate International Jazz Day
There are many ways for how people around the world can celebrate International Jazz Day. There is no right or wrong way to go about it, and all communities may have their unique take and twist on the day. For example, there may be live concerts and events to attend, and people might want to host their own parties.
Not only are there concerts and events taking place internationally, but many will also hold jam sessions and educational workshops and conferences, as well as organize community outreach programs. Anyone can locate and access jazz educational materials from the International Jazz Day website to help them run their event. The public shouldn’t be afraid to insert themselves in the conversation and start an event or discussion around the topic to help create awareness around the day.
The common denominator is that there will be a lot of jazz music to be heard and played. It’s an opportunity for those unfamiliar with this type of music to get more acquainted with it and learn about its roots and history. One can witness people of all ages and backgrounds moving to the music and enjoying themselves while the performers work hard to put on a show that anyone can appreciate.
International Jazz Day is undoubtedly a celebration to be aware of and take part in if a person is looking to expand their horizons and musical knowledge. There’s so much to see and take in around the globe when this day rolls around. There will be no choice but to participate in some sort of event that’s happening in the area. It’s a time to appreciate the musicians and their talents and bring people together to experience this particular type of music without any judgment.
Go ahead and give one of these events or jam sessions a try and see for oneself how engaging jazz music is and witness its ability to bring together people from across the globe and find common ground. Let this year be the year that people let their guards down and allow themselves to experience the day by listening, conversing, and moving their bodies to the wonderful sounds of jazz.
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04/30/2023 is Walpurgis Night 🔥🌎, Children's Day 🧒🇲🇽, Day of the Alabai 🇹🇲, National Adopt a Shelter Pet Day🐰🐹🐱🐶🦜🇺🇲, National Bugs Bunny Day 🐰🇺🇲, National Hairstylist Appreciation Day ✂️🇺🇲, National Honesty Day 🇺🇲, National Oatmeal Cookie Day 🍪🇺🇲, National Raisin Day 🇺🇲, National Scarcoidosis Day 🇺🇲, National Pet Parents Day 🐰🐹🐱🐶🦜🇺🇲, Blue Sunday 💙🇺🇲, International Jazz Day 🎷🇺🇳
#walpurgis night#children's day#day of the alabai#national adopt a shelter pet day#national bugs bunny day#national hairstylist appreciation day#national honesty day#nationam oatmeal cookie day#national raisin day#national scarcoidosis day#national pet parents day#blue sunday#international jazz day
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Happy International Jazz Day! Celebrate with our newly updated Nonesuch: Jazz playlist of music by Cecile McLorin Salvant, Brad Mehldau, Mary Halvorson, Makaya McCraven, Yussef Dayes, Joshua Redman, Jeff Parker, Tigran Hamasyan, Rachael & Vilray, Rob Mazurek, Ben LaMar Gay, Sam Gendel, Pat Metheny, Bill Frisell, Allen Toussaint, Fred Hersch, and more. You can listen on Spotify and Apple Music here.
#international jazz day#jazz#cecile mclorin salvant#brad mehldau#mary halvorson#makaya mccraven#yussef dayes#joshua redman#jeff parker#tigran hamasyan#rachael & vilray#rob mazurek#ben lamar gay#sam gendel#pat metheny#bill frisell#allen toussaint#fred hersch#nonesuch#nonesuch records
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Celebrating International Jazz Day: Honoring the Artistry and Legacy of Jazz Music
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International Jazz Day is a celebration of the rich and diverse heritage of jazz music, marked annually on April 30th. This day is a recognition of the genre’s enduring legacy and impact on global culture. Jazz has been instrumental in shaping not only the music industry but also social and political movements. It is a reminder of the power of art and music to bring people…
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#Civil Rights Movement#Duke Ellington#Herbie Hancock#International Jazz Day#Jazz History#Louis Armstrong#Nina Simone#Significance of Jazz#UNESCO
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