Lois Gilbert
August-4th-2008, 07:45 AM
JazzCorner and the New Haven Jazz Festival VIP giveaway
We've got a great contest going for the New Haven Jazz Festival happening August 8-10 with
Wycliffe Gordon
Giacomo Gates
Winard Harper
Wayne Escoffery and many more
We have 3 VIP packages for 2:
VIP Seating and access to the hospitality tent
VIP Parking
The Unsung Heroes DVD.
Unsung Heroes: the Music of Jazz in New Haven Unsung Heroes: The Music of Jazz in New Haven showcases the heritage of New Haven's jazz community, weaving the personal narratives of musicians and their families within the context of the city's social and political history. It combines oral histories from individuals who played influential roles in the evolution of jazz music in New Haven with images from a variety of sources.
The documentary focuses on the special period after WWII, lasting several decades, during which time many Connecticut musicians developed national and regional prominence. Musician like Willie Ruff, Horace Silver, John "Count" Steadwell, Eddie and Bobby Buster, Ed Cercone, Dickie Meyers, and a host of others played in big bands and small ensembles at New Haven clubs like Lillian's Paradise, The Playback, the Musician's Club, the Democratic Club, the Golden Gate and the legendary Monterey. Created by Rufus Greenlee, one of New Haven's greatest citizens, the Monterey epitomized the best of New Haven music and culture during that time. There and at the other clubs, local musicians played with Duke Ellington, Coleman Hawkins, Billie Holiday, Charlie Parker, Illinois Jacquet and others who were part Of the stellar spectrum of musical artists for whom New Haven was an important stop on the performance circuit. Unsung Heroes shines light on the great local legends whose musical legacy lives on throughout the city today.
To enter: NEW HAVEN JAZZ FESTIVAL CONTEST (http://www.jazzcorner.com/contest/newhaven_2008.php)
We've got a great contest going for the New Haven Jazz Festival happening August 8-10 with
Wycliffe Gordon
Giacomo Gates
Winard Harper
Wayne Escoffery and many more
We have 3 VIP packages for 2:
VIP Seating and access to the hospitality tent
VIP Parking
The Unsung Heroes DVD.
Unsung Heroes: the Music of Jazz in New Haven Unsung Heroes: The Music of Jazz in New Haven showcases the heritage of New Haven's jazz community, weaving the personal narratives of musicians and their families within the context of the city's social and political history. It combines oral histories from individuals who played influential roles in the evolution of jazz music in New Haven with images from a variety of sources.
The documentary focuses on the special period after WWII, lasting several decades, during which time many Connecticut musicians developed national and regional prominence. Musician like Willie Ruff, Horace Silver, John "Count" Steadwell, Eddie and Bobby Buster, Ed Cercone, Dickie Meyers, and a host of others played in big bands and small ensembles at New Haven clubs like Lillian's Paradise, The Playback, the Musician's Club, the Democratic Club, the Golden Gate and the legendary Monterey. Created by Rufus Greenlee, one of New Haven's greatest citizens, the Monterey epitomized the best of New Haven music and culture during that time. There and at the other clubs, local musicians played with Duke Ellington, Coleman Hawkins, Billie Holiday, Charlie Parker, Illinois Jacquet and others who were part Of the stellar spectrum of musical artists for whom New Haven was an important stop on the performance circuit. Unsung Heroes shines light on the great local legends whose musical legacy lives on throughout the city today.
To enter: NEW HAVEN JAZZ FESTIVAL CONTEST (http://www.jazzcorner.com/contest/newhaven_2008.php)