What Is Black British Jazz? US mini-tour
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The What Is Black British Jazz? research team based at The Open University is presenting a panel of four papers at these venues:
- Rutgers University, Wednesday 13 April, 4 - 6.30pm: Dept. of Arts, Culture, and Media, 110 Warren St., Bradley Hall, Room 227, Newark, NJ
- Center for Black Music Research, Thursday, 14 April, 1 - 3pm: Stage 2, Columbia College Chicago, 618 South Michigan Avenue, 2nd Floor, Chicago, IL
- Chicago University, Friday, 15 April, 1 - 3pm (venue tbc): Center for the Study of Race, Politics and Culture
The papers showcase some of the work done by the team over the last two and half years:
- Jazzin’ it – jazz, dance and black British identities: Catherine Tackley, The Open University
- Jazz endings, ideology, and public culture: Byron Dueck, Royal Northern College of Music
- ‘Music Inside’? Black British jazz and the making of a white British avant-garde Mark Banks and Jason Toynbee, The Open University
- Belongings: race, place and practice in the work of black British jazz musicians: Mark Doffman, The Open University
Date of news item
Friday, April 1, 2011
