Virtual: Women in Jazz
6:30 PM Thursday April 7th
Women have been involved in Jazz since the early 1920s, not only as vocalists, but also as instrumentalists, composers, and arrangers. An understanding of jazz would not be complete without highlighting the influence and contributions of these women. Join us to learn about the personal and professional lives of women musicians in a time when many considered jazz “a man’s world”. Galen will explore a full spectrum of years, genre, recordings, and recognized achievements. The program will include live performances by Galen Abdur-Razzaq, a renowned flautist, and samples of the artists’ music. A Q&A will follow.
Galen is an extraordinary flautist with an extensive performance career. He is also a riveting speaker on the topic of jazz, and has performed and lectured at colleges and universities for over thirty years. A former educator, he holds a Master's Degree from Rutgers University in Education and Performing Arts, and he studied music at Berklee school of Music in Boston. Embracing his love of music and desire to continue educating, he offers an engaging and enjoyable path to music appreciation through music programs comprised of music performances, and lectures. He aims to provide attendees with an understanding and appreciation of jazz and its historical significance--a true American Heritage.
Sponsored by Vineyard Haven Library with the Chilmark, Centerville, Truro, and Snow (Orleans) libraries.
Please register for this virtual musical event:
https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/7016469340138/WN_F1_SCvPfRomvHypH1EWsMA
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