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Jazz Vocal Collective Fall Concert
Presented by Jazz at Princeton, Princeton University Music Department
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date & time
Thu, Dec 1, 2022
7:30 pm - 9:00 pm
ticketing
Free, unticketed
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JAZZ VOCAL COLLECTIVE (JVC) is a small jazz ensemble that features solo voice and a rhythm section (e.g. piano, guitar, bass, and drums) and horns to create a collaborative musical experience. In JVC, students are responsible for selecting repertoire, creating and notating their own musical arrangements of jazz standards and popular songs, and developing and performing those arrangements in class throughout the semester.
Works will include jazz standards and original works by students.
Program
Program attached below.
About Jazz at Princeton
JAZZ AT PRINCETON UNIVERSITY serves to promote this uniquely American music as a contemporary and relevant art form. Its goals are to convey the vast musical and social history of jazz, establish a strong theoretical and stylistic foundation with regard to improvisation and composition, and emphasize the development of individual expression and creativity. Offerings of this program include academic course work, performing ensembles, master classes, private study, and independent projects. Jazz at Princeton University thanks you for joining them on this evening’s journey of beauty, exploration, discovery, and hope.
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About Jazz at Princeton
JAZZ AT PRINCETON UNIVERSITY serves to promote this uniquely American music as a contemporary and relevant art form. Its goals are to convey the vast musical and social history of jazz, establish a strong theoretical and stylistic foundation with regard to improvisation and composition, and emphasize the development of individual expression and creativity. Offerings of this program include academic course work, performing ensembles, master classes, private study, and independent projects. Jazz at Princeton University thanks you for joining them on this evening’s journey of beauty, exploration, discovery, and hope.