Teagarden Jazz Festival for Young Musicians

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Presented by Sacramento Jazz Education Foundation at Sacramento State (CSUS) Music Recital Hall, Sacramento CA

Feb 07 - 08 2020

Teagarden Jazz Festival for Young Musicians

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Teagarden Jazz Festival presents a weekend of jazz in Sacramento. The joy of New Orleans-style jazz is at the heart of this scholastic combo festival, which is dedicated to fostering a better appreciation of this classic American art form.

The day of jazz performances includes clinicians-led jam sessions, guest artist presentations, a New Orleans-style brass band parade on campus, awards, and more!

Jazz multi-instrumentalist Clint Baker from the Bay Area will be the featured guest artist with

ADMISSION INFO

$10-$45

Friday Opening Night Concert at Rio Americano High School Performing Arts Center:
General $15
VIP $25
Students with ID Free

Saturday Festival at Sacramento State :
All-Day Festival Pass $10
Students with ID Free

Weekend Pass $20

Contact: (916) 571 5533

Email: pjones@sacjef.org

Official Website

INDIVIDUAL DATES & TIMES*

Additional time info:

For a full schedule, click here.

* Event durations (if noted) are approximate. Please check with the presenting organization or venue to confirm start times and duration.

PHOTOS

VIDEOS

2016 Teagarden Jazz Festival Guest Artist Wycliffe Gordon, sits down with Bill Dendle (Teagarden Jazz Camp Director, and TJF clinician) to talk about Traditional Jazz in education.

LOCATION

Sacramento State (CSUS) Music Recital Hall

6000 J Street, Capistrano Hall, Sacramento, CA 95819

Google Map of 6000 J Street, Sacramento, CA 95819

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Paul Johnson January 4, 2020

Would there be any interest in a talk about jazz, blues and ragtime pianists who recorded player piano rolls? This would include pianists from Southside Chicago, New York and Chicago. Some of the earliest examples of boogie woogie were recorded on player piano and nickelodeon rolls.

Thanks

Would there be any interest in a talk about jazz, blues and ragtime pianists who recorded player piano rolls? This would include pianists from Southside Chicago, New York and Chicago. Some of the earliest examples of boogie woogie were recorded on player piano and nickelodeon rolls.

Thanks
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