JAZZ IN HALIFAX - Monday June 22 2009

THE LATEST NEWS FOR YOU
01. Greetings
02. AJF News Channel | Volunteers needed, guide out, CKDU and Lulu etc.
03. Jazz Incarnations | Last show of the series is this week!
04. Stayner’s before and after | announcement of shows for training and support
05. Workshops, Classes and Forums | jazz vocals and festival listings
06. Performance opportunities | Canadian Music Café, Sound Symposium, markets and more
07. Jazz Around Town | quiet before the storm!

INFORMATION ABOUT JAZZEAST
A. JazzEast on-line | a reminder of where you can read more on-line
B. Creative Music Workshop | a description of our flagship outreach program
C. JazzEast Membership | how to become one of us
D. Volunteering | how to work like one of us
E. Submissions and Feedback | a call out to the brave and out spoken
F. Thank you | how we adore our government supporters
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Good day lovely jazz fans.

*New provincial minister for us culture folks in Nova Scotia – Percy Paris has been given the Tourism, Culture and Heritage portfolio along with Economic and Rural Development and African Nova Scotian Affairs. I looked on his website (www.percyparis.ca); there is no reference to music or artistic interests, but we will see.

*If you have a friend who says s/he is not receiving Jazz In Halifax, it may be due to her or his work settings. Spread the word.

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02. AJF NEWS CHANNEL
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23RD TD CANADA TRUST ATLANTIC JAZZ FESTIVAL
July 10-18, 2009

*Friends, incredible music and a chance to make a difference – This is what you get as a VOLUNTEER for the JazzFest. With more venues this year, we need more people. If you are thinking about helping out, please REGISTER NOW (the form is on-line at www.atlanticjazzfestival.ca) and do not wait. We want Volunteer Coordinator Phil to keep his stress at a healthy level.

*Festival Guides are here! A bunch hit the streets of downtown Halifax on Friday, but we need help to get these beautiful booklets to more locations. Send me a note or call me at 492-0820 if you want to help.

*Greg Guy is doing a fantastic job getting the media people excited about the musicians coming to the festival. I’ll tell you when articles or interviews are scheduled. Their take on the music and musician will be interesting to read!

*CKDU and Lulu – Tonight you can listen to our incredible Artistic Director speak about the music at the festival on Lamont McLachlan’s ‘Dark End of the Street’ radio show. The show runs from 9 – 10:30 PM on 88.1 FM, CKDU. I highly recommend you listen. She plans to bring lots and lots of music.

*NEW look for the website! Our website team has delivered a super fine look & fancy functionality to atlanticjazzfestival.ca. Now, you can filter the concert schedule to display only the shows for one day; the navigation bar on the left is easier to read and understand; and there’s a twitter display. We hope you like it (and use it).

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03. JUNE IS JAZZ INCARNATIONS
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THURSDAY NIGHT JAZZ AT STAYNER’S for June

If you like your jazz straight up, over the fence and far out of the field then you have a weekly date on Thursday nights. Lulu seems to be priming us for the joys of the jazz festival.

This week…

June 25 - 9:00 PM - Nick Fisher Quartet (pianist Holly Arsenault, bassist Danny Parker, drummer David Burton and saxophonist Nick Fisher)

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04. STAYNER’S PRE AND POST FESTIVAL
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Preparing for and coming down from the rush of the jazz festival takes careful preparation.

BEFORE the festival, Stayner’s heats up because music lovers are in training. It takes considerable stamina to last all day and night listening to every note of the fantastic music in town.

July 2 – 9:00 PM – Paul Barrett Quartet (line up TBA)
July 9 – 9:00 PM – Bill Stevenson Trio

AFTER the festival, Thursdays become essential. By then people are spoiled by the multiple choices and that it is good to have a least one night that promises to keep hold of the festival feeling.

July 23 – 9:00 PM – Swingology
July 30 – 9:00 PM – Beyond Brazil
August 6 – 9:00 PM – Mishra’s Dream
August 13 – 9:00 PM – Into the Fray (Pat Storer, Luke Fraser, Matt Gallant and one more)

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05. WORKSHOPS, CLASSES AND FORUMS IN TOWN
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JAZZ VOCALS
Instructor: Antonia Pigot
Tuesdays and Thursdays, weeks of June 16, 30, July 14 with final class on July 29th
7:00 PM - 8:30 PM

Develop your solo jazz sound! This class will give singers the opportunity to sing the jazz standards, ballads, swing and Latin, in group and solo format with an accompanist. Final class is with jazz pianist. Instructor Antonia Pigot: BFA in Jazz Vocal Studies, Performance Instructor Carleton University. 8 classes: $180. For more information contact: The Maritime Conservatory of Performing Arts, Chebeucto Road, 902.423-6995.

TD CANADA TRUST ATLANTIC JAZZ LABS: FESTIVAL EDITION
July 10 - 18, 2009

The list of guests for this year’s edition of the JazzLabs is stunning. Musicians and non-musicians are in for many rare treats.

Sunday, July 12
BRAZILIAN RHYTHMS with SAMBA NOVA
1313 Hollis | 2:00PM | $5 suggested donation
A perennial favorite for aspiring percussionists of all ages, members of Halifax-based Samba Nova provide an introduction to Brazilian rhythms using percussive drums and bells. Both musicians and non-musicians welcome. Instruments provided.

Monday July 13
VOCAL MASTERCLASS with JAY CLAYTON (NYC)
1313 Hollis St. | 2:00PM | $20
Internationally acclaimed vocalist/educator Jay Clayton’s work boldly spans the terrain between jazz and new music. This workshop focuses on tried and true techniques for warming up, improving breath control, widening range, and improving accuracy and intonation.

Tuesday July 14
FLAMENCO JAZZ with ALEX CONDE CARRASCO
Spring Garden Public Library | 2:00PM | FREE
Spanish pianist Alex Conde comes from the roots of flamenco through Seguiriyas, Bulerias, Tangos and Rumbas to the cutting edge of jazz. Discover how the cultural and musical fusion of an American flamenco guitar player, a singer/dancer from Spain, a bass player from Israel and a percussionist from Colombia created a fresh new sound: flamenco-jazz.

Wednesday July 15
HARMONICA TECHNIQUES with CARLOS DEL JUNCO
1313 Hollis
3:30PM | $20
Cuban-born bluesman Carlos del Junco is one of very few that has learned the unique ability to play a ten-hole diatonic harmonica chromatically by using an "overblow" technique. Learn how he has used this incredibly difficult blowing technique to explore a broad range of playing styles, including blues, jazz, country, rock and gospel.

Thursday July 16
AFRICA TO APPALACHIA with JAYME STONE AND MANSA SISSOKO
Spring Garden Public Library | 1:00PM | FREE
Juno award winning banjo player Jayme Stone and Mali musician/storyteller Mansa Sissoko discuss their unique approach to music that includes two finger, three finger and progressive picking styles used to bridge jazz, classical African music and the many roots and branches of American roots music.

Friday July 17
LET’S PLAY! RHYTHM WORKSHOP FOR KIDS
Keshen Goodman Public Library | 10:30AM | FREE
Knowing that all children are born with rhythm, Halifax-based musicians and Capoeira instructors Zak Miller and Ross Burns show kids some basic songs and rhythms of Capoeira music and then let them take it from there! Ross and Zak draw on backgrounds as musicians, dancers, educators and mainly, as people who love to play and have fun. No instruments or experience required. Please note: you must pre-register your child through Keshen Goodman Public Library Children's Services. Registration is limited.

JAZZ FOR THE CURIOUS with THE SHUFFLE DEMONS
1313 Hollis | 3:00PM | $10
Get up close and personal with one of Canada’s most legendary and zany jazz groups, the Shuffle Demons. Come and hear them play a few tunes, discuss their experiences as musicians and give jazz tips for the musically curious: Would you like ideas on which jazz greats to listen to? Want to know more about how to play the saxophone or solo over changes? Want to hear a unique perspective on the business of music? These guys are up for anything! Musicians and non-musicians are welcome to attend.

Saturday July 18
AFRICAN DANCE with AFRO-MUSICA
1313 Hollis St. | 3:00PM | $10
This energetic session, led by Afro Musica’s musicians and dancers, will focus on the Central African moves and steps (originally from Congo) commonly seen on stage during an Afro-Musica performance. Learn some hot moves for the dance floor at the African Connexion Party on the final night of the festival or just learn a few fun new moves that you can pull out anytime!

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06. PERFORMANCE OPPORTUNITIES
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THE CANADIAN MUSIC CAFE
(Showcases at the Toronto International Film Festival)
Deadline: June 26
Celebrating its fifth year this September 15th – 17th, the Canadian Music Café is the place where film and music meet, providing a platform for Canadian artists to showcase their talent. The annual event takes place at the Hard Rock Cafe during the Toronto International Film Festival and features 15 artists over three days performing for music supervisors/executives, producers, directors and media from around the world. The Canadian Music Café presents all genres of music to the decision-makers of the international film community. In the past four years, the Canadian Music Café has created a stage for 60 musical acts. This year’s submission process, exclusively through Sonicbids, opens Friday, June 12th at 12:00 noon ET and closes Friday, June 26th at 5:00 p.m. ET. Artists and bands interested in performing at this year’s event, please visit www.sonicbids.com/canadianmusiccafe for information. As well, this year each of the 15 bands/artists will receive $750 CDN from the Radio Starmaker Fund. The Canadian Music Café, an initiative developed by the Canadian music industry, is presented by Radio Starmaker Fund and is collaboratively produced by the Canadian Independent Record Production Association (CIRPA), the Canadian Music Publishers Association (CMPA), the Canadian Recording Industry Association (CRIA), the Society of Composers, Authors and Music Publishers of Canada (SOCAN), and in partnership with the Toronto International Film Festival. For Canadian Music Café, please visit: www.canadianmusiccafe.com
For the Toronto International Film Festival please visit: www.tiff.net

NOCTURNE CALL FOR PERFORMERS
Deadline: July 6, 2009
Nocturne: Art at Night is calling for professional musicians, actors, and comedians to give one-hour performances on Metro Transit buses on the night of October 17th, 2009. Nocturne: Art at Night is a festival bringing art and energy to the streets of Halifax between 6:00 p.m. and midnight on Saturday, October 17th, 2009. The completely free, second annual event showcases and celebrates the exciting arts scene in Halifax. The Nocturne programme, map, bus, and walking tours guide residents and visitors alike to a variety of exhibitions in galleries and public spaces throughout the city. The signature event, designed and planned by volunteers within the community, is an opportunity for everyone to experience the art of Halifax - in a whole new light. Performers Application Form: http://www.artgalleryofnovascotia.ca/en/nocturne/participate/performers/.... Contact: Danielle LeBlanc, Bus Programming Coordinator, nocturnebusperformers@gmail.com

NOVA SCOTIA MUSIC WEEK YARMOUTH 2009 SHOWCASES
Deadline: July 10, 2009 5 p.m.
Showcase Opportunities: Nova Scotia Music Week Yarmouth 2009 is now accepting showcase submissions. Please visit the Nova Scotia Music Week website (www.musicnovascotia.ca/nsmw ) for the Showcase Manual and FAQ. Make sure you read the information contained in this document carefully to ensure that your submissions fulfill the criteria for the categories that you are applying for. The Nova Scotia Music Week showcase stages allow Nova Scotian acts the opportunity to perform for a target audience of influential industry members including record label representatives, talent buyers, managers and media. This year NSMW 2009 is introducing an International Buyers Program along with the successful Bringin’ it Home Domestic Buyers Program. Nova Scotia Music Week is using Sonicbids - www.sonicbids.com/NSMW09 as the preferred method of applying for showcase opportunities, and the cost for applying to showcase is $23.00(USD). With Sonicbids you are able to upload information quickly and easily saving you time, mailing and product cost. Paper applications will still be accepted and forms can be found in the NSMW Showcase Manual. ABOUT NOVA SCOTIA MUSIC WEEK: Now in its 13th year, Nova Scotia Music Week brings together the music industry and the public for four jam-packed days of performances, educational workshops and the awards show. Music Nova Scotia is proud to present Nova Scotia Music Week 2009. The event will be held in Yarmouth, Nova Scotia from November 5-8, 2009 just a few hours drive from Halifax.

SOUND SYMPOSIUM
Deadline: August 15, 2009
Sound Symposium invites artists from all sound arts fields to propose projects, installations and performances for Sound Symposium XV, being held in the first half of July 2010. Application information can be found at www.soundsymposium.com

DALHOUSIE CORO COLLEGIUM
Audition date: August 24 and 31
Directed by Gary Ewer, the Dalhousie Coro Collegium is a 90-member mixed-voice choral ensemble. The choir is auditioning for new singers for their 2009-2010 performance season. The major repertoire for the year will include Benjamin Britten’s “A Ceremony of Carols” and the Handel “Coronation Anthems”, among other works. Those interested in auditioning for placement should visit the Dalhousie Department of Music website to sign up for an audition time, and for other information. The web address is: http://music.dal.ca. Singers may also contact Gary Ewer directly at 494-1826.

CAPE BRETON FARMERS MARKET
Deadline: On-going
Cape Breton Farmers Market is happy to entertain performances by buskers at our weekly, year-round Market on Saturdays. Hours are from 8:30 am until 1:00 pm and the location is 340 Keltic Drive, Sydney River (diagonally opposite Coxheath Road). Prospective Buskers should call our Manager, John Cook, at: (902) 371-1481.

KNOX FARMERS MARKET
Deadline: On-going
Runs: June 13 – September 26, Saturdays 9:00AM – 1:00PM
Staging with (with canopy) available for musical groups or individuals to perform at Knox United Church Farmers’ Market, 567 Sackville Drive in Lower Sackville, each Saturday morning throughout the summer. For providing your musical talents for free you get an opportunity to perform and promote your music by selling CD’s. Time slots available 9-10:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. For more information or to reserve a date, please contact Boyd Hunter boyd@achba.ca (497-1949) or Knox United Church 567 Sackville Drive, Lower Sackville, B4C 2S9 (865-9216).

HUBBARDS FARMERS MARKET
Deadline: On-going
The Hubbards Farmers Market at the Hubbards Barn and Community Park has openings for musicians every Saturday at the market. They are looking for new music. Contact: Ashley Marlin, Market Manager, Hubbards Farmers Market, 902-277-1697

VideoFACT
Deadlines: September 3, 2009 11:59pm EST, October 22, 2009 11:59pm EST, January 7, 2010 11:59pm EST, February 25, 2010 11:59pm EST, April 22, 2010 11:59pm EST, June 10, 2010 11:59pm EST
VideoFACT is pleased to announce new deadlines for the foundation’s 2009/2010 fiscal year. Deadlines for both the VideoFACT and the PromoFACT programs are as follows: VideoFACT is funded entirely by MuchMusic, MuchMore and MusiquePlus, and provides production grants towards Canadian independent music videos. PromoFACT is funded entirely by MuchMore and provides production grants towards web sites and EPKs for Canadian independent artists who fall into genres likely to be programmed by MuchMoreMusic. To apply for funding, please visit http://apply.videofact.ca <http://apply.videofact.ca/>. For more information, contact info@videofact.ca

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07. CD Release Parties
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PAT WATSON’S FEELING GOOD
Sunday, June 28, 2009
The Fairview Inn, Bridgewater
5PM
Pat Watson will be accompanied by other great performers such as John Bird, John Duckworth, Dave Skinner, Steve MacNeil and Luke Domm. Proceeds go to the South Shore Health Association.

RICK JEFFERIES TRIBUTE BAND
CD Release Party, Bearly’s, Halifax
August 21 and 22, 2009

The Friends of Rick Jeffery Society is pleased to announce the line-up of artists and performance dates associated with the release of Nova Scotia’s first blues CD / DVD compilation package. The project entitled “Thirteen Vultures” will include a CD and DVD of live performance footage, photographs and interviews concerning the life of Rick Jeffery. Rick Jeffery – well known in Nova Scotia blues circles - left behind a body of unfinished music in the studio at the time of his passing in 2003. Jim Henman, close personal friend of Mr. Jeffery and founding member of April Wine, was asked to complete the recording. Many of Nova Scotia’s top blues artists are involved in the recording and will participate in the performance of Thirteen Vultures this summer. Under the musical direction of Pam Marsh, members of the Rick Jeffery Tribute Band include: Vocalists Theresa Malenfant, Cheryl Edgett, Pam Marsh, Eileen Joyce, Wayne Nicholson, Stuart MacLean, Jim Henman, Joe Murphy; Guitarists Carter Chaplin, Buck Tingley; Bassists Charlie Phillips, Joe Butcher; Drummers Ainslie Jardine, Steve Preeper; Keyboardist Barry Cooke; Harmonica players Dave Bedford, Joe Murphy, Phil Potvin, Andrew Gillis; Horn players Shirley Jackson, Dawn Hatfield, Rob MacIntosh, Dave Harrison and Emcee Andrew Gillis. The Friends of Rick Jeffery Society is a non-profit organization established to promote the memory of Mr. Jeffery and help promote blues music. Orders for the limited edition release of Thirteen Vultures will be available soon, with proceeds going to Mr. Jeffery’s estate. All recording, design, film and production work for Thirteen Vultures is being done in Nova Scotia. For more information, please contact: Jim Henman, Ph: 902-482-0639, Email: namneh@yahoo.com or Pam Marsh, Ph: 902-404-7533, Email: bluesmarsh@hotmail.com

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08. JAZZ AROUND TOWN
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There is too much good music in Halifax and surrounds that you might miss something if you are not careful.

JAZZ AROUND TOWN – UP COMING SHOWS
(VENUE DETAILS ARE PROVIDED AT THE BOTTOM OF THE LISTINGS SECTION)

Monday, June 22
9:00 PM – Geordie Haley, Tom Easley and Mark Adam| Economy Shoe Shop

Wednesday, June 24
9:00 PM – Ian Janes | Stayner’s

Thursday, June 25
10:00PM – Caché – Toronto’s Fiercest Salsa Band | Coconut Grove | http://www.con-cache.com

Thursday, July 2
9:00 PM – Paul Barrett Quartet (line up TBA) | Stayner’s

Sunday, July 5
8:00 PM – Brookfield Blues & Mud Bog 2009 featuring Shirley Jackson & Her Good Rockin’ Daddys, Carter Chaplin, Phil Potvin Band, The Sidecats, Sarah Matheson Band, The Gordie Tucker Band, Buck Tingley and The Big Dirty Orchestra | Brookfield exit and follow the signs | www.shirleyjackson.ca

Thursday, July 9
9:00 PM – Bill Stevenson Trio | Stayner’s

July 10-18
12:00 PM – Atlantic Jazz Festival | www.atlanticjazzfestival.ca

Thursday, July 23
9:00 PM – Swingology | Stayner’s

Thursday, July 30
9:00 PM – Beyond Brazil | Stayner’s

Thursday, August 6
9:00 PM – Mishra’s Dream | Stayner’s

Sunday, August 9
Time TBA – Rick Jefferies Tribute Band | Dutch Mason Blues Festival, Truro (see CD release section for more information)

Thursday, August 13
9:00 PM – Into the Fray (Pat Storer, Luke Fraser, Matt Gallant and one more) | Stayner’s

JAZZ AROUND TOWN – WEEKLY SHOWS

Mondays
9:00 PM – 10:30 PM – Dark End of the Street – Canadian and International Jazz including features, interviews, spoken word selections | Hosted by Lamont McLachlan | CKDU-FM
9:00 PM – NSCC Music Arts Festival presents…A Month of Mondays at The Economy Shoe Shop. May 4th: Jazz Speed

Tuesdays
4:00 PM - 5:30 PM - Blues Drive exploring the journey of the blues with your host M R Blues | CKDU-FM
Roger Howse | Bearly's House of Blues & Ribs
8:00 PM – Anything Goes Tuesdays with Dave Skinner | Stayner’s
8:00 PM – Early Friday Night Blues Partywith Shirley Jackson & the Island Rhythm Section, Carter Chaplin, Morrow Scott-Brown, Mike Woodford and special guests | Rock Island Café

Wednesdays
8:00 PM - Bucky Adams | Northwood Centre, Harbourview Bar & Lounge
9:00 PM – 12:00 AM - Blown Gasket Orchestra | Onyx | http://www.myspace.com/blowngasketorchestra

Thursdays
6:30 PM- 10:00 PM - Mike Cowie's 010 | Niche
6:00 PM – 9:30 PM - Pete Davison| Rogi Orazio

Fridays
6:30 PM – 10:00 PM - Waterbabies | Niche
6:30 PM – 10:00 PM - Pete Davison | Hamachi Steakhouse
7:00 PM – 10:00 PM - Chris Elson | Tomavino's
8:00 PM – Early Friday Night Blues | The Rock Island Café

Saturdays
6:30 PM – 10:00 PM - Pete Davison | Hamachi Steakhouse
7:00 PM – 11:00 PM - Waterbabies | Niche

Sundays
5:00 PM – 8:00 PM - Paul Barrett and friends | Roadside Willies Smokehouse & Bar
5:00 PM – Jeff Goodspeed and Friends (April is Guitar Month) | Stayner’s

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07. JAZZEAST ON-LINE
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Do you want more information? JazzEast is on-line at the following addresses:

www.jazzeast.com

www.atlanticjazzfestival.ca
We’re gearing up for an update! Check the site after April 9th

www.facebook.com
Search for Atlantic Jazz Festival, JazzEast or Creative Music Workshop

www.myspace.com/atlanticjazzfestival/
At this date, the site is horribly out of date, but soon you will see a note here that will state the execution of a long overdue update.

http://twitter.com
JazzEast has a Twitter account. Now, you can read about contests and receive some festival related hints. During concerts, we will use Twitter to post the latest news, such as SOLD OUT or jam session alerts. If you are interested, our handle is HFXJazzFest.

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08. CMW – CREATIVE MUSIC WORKSHOP
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Every summer, novice and experienced musicians gather in Halifax to focus on the creative process, developing artistic voice and instrumental mastery through game-playing, improvising, listening, composing, playing in ensembles and talking about music. An experienced faculty led by seminal percussionist Jerry Granelli provides energy and direction - with the aid of clinicians composed of high-profile Atlantic Jazz Festival performers. Players from all music traditions participate and find themselves challenged and inspired by what CMW has to offer. Participants are rewarded by a final performance on the jazz festivals closing day, showcasing their new work in front of a supportive audience. All instruments, voices and musical styles played by people of all ages and abilities are welcome to apply.

For more information, registration or to receive a CMW brochure, email: cmw@jazzeast.com

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09. JAZZEAST MEMBERSHIP
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More than just a festival, JazzEast is a community of dedicated staff, volunteers, over 200 members, musicians and artists, venues, valuable partners from both the private and public sectors and audiences that have reached the 65,000 mark. We invite you to join us too.

JazzEast Activities
--produces concerts in a variety of city venues throughout the year
--organizes the Creative Music Workshop
--maintains one of the largest and most active volunteer programs in the province
--publishes JazzEast Rising magazine (temporarily on hold until Fall ’09)
--sends out weekly Jazz in Halifax e-news
--produces outreach and education programs with Halifax Regional Libraries
--produces the "Thursday Night Jazz at Stayner's"
-- does whatever else it takes to support and develop jazz in the city and beyond!

JazzEast Membership Benefits
--Affiliation with JazzEast and the TD Canada Trust Atlantic Jazz Festival
--Reduced ticket prices at every JazzEast performance
--Pre-public show notification and ticket purchase for the TD Canada Trust Atlantic Jazz Festival
--Discount coupons & promotions as offered by affiliated businesses, organizations & clubs
--Voting privileges at the JazzEast Annual General Meeting
Annual Membership Fees are $25 dollars.

Call Kasia Morrison, Communications and Outreach Manager, at 902-492-0820 or email info@jazzeast.com to register your membership.

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10. VOLUNTEER
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People of all abilities, interests, ages and skills are welcome to volunteer at JazzEast. New volunteers and members are enthusiastically welcomed. There is always a place for your energy, support, feedback, talents, skills and passions.

You can take part in…
--TD Canada Trust Atlantic Jazz Festival
--In-year concert programs
--JazzEast operations

Contact Phil Theriault, Volunteer Coordinator at phil@jazzeast.com for more information.

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11. SUBMISSIONS AND FEEDBACK
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If you have or know of anything that should be listed send the details or link to info@jazzeast.com or call Kasia Morrison at 902-492-0820.

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12. THANK YOU
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JazzEast Rising Association would like to thank the Department of Canadian Heritage and the Nova Scotia Department of Tourism, Culture and Heritage generous support of all JazzEast's unique program initiatives.

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