Jazz at Lincoln Center Provides Video Education Online

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Jazz at Lincoln Center and Veotag announced a distance-learning initiative that will allow people all over the world to experience Jazz at Lincoln Center’s education events from their personal computer. A clickable table of contents shows the viewing audience what’s inside the video and allows them to click directly to the section that interests them most.

Current videos include a Master Class with Gerald Wilson and the Juilliard Jazz Ensemble, an overview of bebop and a trombone master class. The videos range in duration from 55 minutes to almost three hours.

More info: jalc.org/jazzED/streamin



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