If you love Jazz you won't want to miss this special event. The International Jazz Day Event led by the goodwill ambassador Herbie Hancock at UNESCO France will celebrate jazz in all its forms, with concerts, master classes, lectures and exhibits. Enjoy a live video stream of the festival here at cratesofjr which begins at 14:00 Paris France time and 1PM Eastern Standard USA time. A re-stream will also be available once the event is finished, courtesy of website TSF Jazz.
Here is the full schedule of events and participating speakers/performers in Paris France time (Paris is currently 6 hours ahead of Washington DC):
Opening of the first International Jazz Day
10.00 – 10.30, Miró Halls
By Irina Bokova, Director-General of UNESCO, and Herbie Hancock, UNESCO Goodwill Ambassador
Events all day long
Live coverage by French Paris TSF JAZZ radio
Photo exhibitions by the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History and Philippe
Lévy-Stab (Miró Halls)
Duke Ellington photo exhibition by the Maison du Duke in partnership with the Académie du jazz, France (Foyer)
Screening of photo montage by Blue Note Records (Foyer)
Montreux Jazz Lounge
Hosted by the Montreux Jazz Festival, with screening of legendary performances (Pas Perdus Room)
PERFORMANCES
10.15 – 14.00, Miró Halls
10.15 Tigran
11.00 Swan Berger
11.30 Riccardo Del Fra
12.00 Raphael Gualazzi
12.30 Hamid El Kasri
13.30 Paris Conservatory Sextet
14.00 – 17.00, Miró Halls
14.00 Berklee Global Jazz Institute
14.30 Ilham Al Madfai
15.00 Giovanni Mirabassi
16.00 Paul Lay and Helene Arntzen
16.30 Dominique Fillon
MASTER CLASSES/”RENCONTRES” AND DANCE DEMONSTRATION
Master Classes: morning
Room I
10.30 Herbie Hancock
11.00 Dee Dee Bridgewater
Room IV - LIMITED ACCESS (150 seats)
10.15 Ibrahim Maalouf
11.00 Hugh Masekela
12.00 Barbara Hendricks
Japanese Garden
11.15 Nicole Slack Jones "I Sing" for Babies
"Google Jazz Experiment"
12.00, Room II
Software programmers share their latest music inventions for recording, composition and visualization
Master classes: afternoon
Room II
14.30 Klaus Doldinger
16.30 Nicole Slack Jones "I Sing"
Room IV - LIMITED ACCESS (150 seats)
14.00 Marcus Miller
16.30 Biréli Lagrène and Lionel Loueke
Jazz and Dance Demonstration
14.30, Foyer
By Fabien Ruiz, choreographer of the film "The Artist"
Hosted by the Académie du jazz (France)
JAZZ TALKS
10.30 – 12.30, Room II
“Jazz and Cinema: Great Stories of an Old Couple”
Hosted by the Académie du Jazz, featuring:
Bertrand Tavernier, Film Director
Vladimir Cosma, Soundtrack Composer
François Lacharme, President of the Académie du Jazz, Paris
Julien Delli Fiori, Director of FIP radio station
Thierry Jousse, Radio Producer, Director and Film Critic
John Edward Hasse, Curator of American Music, Smithsonian Institution
14.30-15.30 Room X
“Jazz as a Voice of Liberty – its Role in the Struggle for Democracy” Hosted by the
Permanent Delegation of Germany to UNESCO, featuring:
Martina Nibbeling-Wrießnig, Ambassador, Permanent Delegate of Germany to UNESCO - Moderator
John Edward Hasse, Curator of American Music at
the Smithsonian Institution’s National Museum
of American History
Daniel Konrad, Jazz Expert (Czech Republic)
Rainer E. Lotz, Jazz Expert (Germany)
Nicolas Pflug, President Blue Note Records
Tomasz Tluczkiewicz, Jazz Expert (Poland)
15.30, Room IV - LIMITED ACCESS (150 seats)
“Global Jazz and Peace”, by Danilo Perez and Wayne Shorter
Live from New York City
Organized by the Berklee Global Jazz Institute
FILMS AND SCREENINGS
13.00, Room II
“ Round Midnight” by Bertrand Tavernier
13.00, Room IV - LIMITED ACCESS (150 seats)
Film and Jazz Performance
"Latif", silent film, with the Salman Gambarov & Bakustic Jazz
15.30, Room II
Projection of the 1976 concert of Nina Simone in Montreux
Presentation by Claude Nobs
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