Baltimore Chamber Jazz Society Announces ‘07–‘08 Season

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The Baltimore Chamber Jazz Society has announced its 17th season of jazz concerts at The Baltimore Museum of Art.

The lineup for this year’s series is as follows:

Sept. 16, 2007—Trio da Paz with special guests Harry Allen and Maucha Adnet

Nov. 11, 2007—The Winard Harper Sextet

Feb. 17, 2008—Rev-elation Plays the Music of Milt Jackson

March 30, 2008—The Bill Charlap and Renee Rosnes Duo

April 27, 2008—The Annual Jazz Masters Concert featuring the Jimmy Heath Quartet

For ticket information, call (410) 385-5888, or visit baltimorechamberjazz.org.



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