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Vermont Jazz Center Spring Semester 2023

The Vermont Jazz Center will host a session of classes starting in mid-February, 2023. Most sessions are 10 weeks long and begin the week of February 12th. To register contact Ginger at ginger@vtjazz.org.

For questions regarding the Soubrette Choir, contact Anna Patton directly at annameryl@gmail.com, for information on private lessons or specifics about curriculum, contact Eugene Uman at eugene@vtjazz.org.

In-person courses include Youth Jazz Ensemble, Anna Patton's Soubrette Choir, Latin Jazz Ensemble, two levels of Claire Arenius’ Blue Note Ensemble, two levels of Jazz Guitar Ensemble with Draa Hobbs, and a Samba Percussion Ensemble led by Julian Gerstin and Ron Kelley. Online courses include Jazz Social Justice with Haneef Nelson, the Art of Rhythm with Brian Shankar Adler, and Jazz and Spirituality with Claire Arenius.

Join a combo or chorus and get involved with performing while being guided by one of the VJC's professional faculty members. If you've never improvised, that's no problem. There are opportunities for all, including for classical musicians intrigued by jazz's structure and improvisational opportunities.

On Sunday, April 30th, 2023, we will join educational and concert venues in 190 countries around the world in celebrating International Jazz Day by presenting our end-of-semester concert at 2:00 pm. We will be “promoting Jazz Day's universal message of peace, respect, and dialogue.” The concert will take place at the Center’s performance space at Cotton Mill Hill in Brattleboro, VT.

Sessions are 10 weeks long, excepting the Youth Jazz Ensemble which meets for 8 sessions, the Soubrette Jazz Choir which meets for 12 sessions and the Samba Percussion Ensemble which meets for 6 sessions. Details below.

https://vtjazz.org/calendar/spring-semester-ensembles-begin/

gingervjc@gmail.com
802 254 9088

Vermont Jazz Center
72 Cotton Mill Hill #222
Brattleboro VT 05301

For Parents of Children with DYSLEXIA and other LEARNING DISABILITIES. Parents are overwhelmed when their child has a learning disability and often have many important questions. Learn to Understand the evaluation report, testing results and recommendations. Learn how to obtain appropriate services for your child. Learn more about Learning Disabilities and where to get additional help. Facilitated by Alison Curley PhD, neuropsychologist at Associates in Mental Health and Neuropsychology in Niskayun NY.

Learn Chicago Stepping. It's easy and fun when you learn with others. This class does not require a partner! $15 per class or $80 for a series of six classes or $100 for couples ( lead /follow) ! !!

About this event
Chicago Stepping is an improvisational form of social partner urban dance with its roots in the Chicago Bop and Lindy Hop. It is a smooth , classy and versatile dance and is primarily danced to old school , soul, jazz and r&b music. We are a tight-knit community. You'll meet many new people when we travel . You won't learn alone. You will learn the basics , the history culture and etiquette of this wonderful dance. Cant wait to see you

The Housing Committee invites Woodstockers to “Creating Housing for All in Harmony with the Environment” on May 30, 6:30-8:30 p.m. at the Mescal Hornbeck Community Center on Rock City Road. We will focus on the major changes proposed for our zoning code that we hope will support the development of the housing we need. The evening will be part presentation and part discussion and questions.

Vermont Jazz Center Spring Semester 2023

The Vermont Jazz Center will host a session of classes starting in mid-February, 2023. Most sessions are 10 weeks long and begin the week of February 12th. To register contact Ginger at ginger@vtjazz.org.

For questions regarding the Soubrette Choir, contact Anna Patton directly at annameryl@gmail.com, for information on private lessons or specifics about curriculum, contact Eugene Uman at eugene@vtjazz.org.

In-person courses include Youth Jazz Ensemble, Anna Patton's Soubrette Choir, Latin Jazz Ensemble, two levels of Claire Arenius’ Blue Note Ensemble, two levels of Jazz Guitar Ensemble with Draa Hobbs, and a Samba Percussion Ensemble led by Julian Gerstin and Ron Kelley. Online courses include Jazz Social Justice with Haneef Nelson, the Art of Rhythm with Brian Shankar Adler, and Jazz and Spirituality with Claire Arenius.

Join a combo or chorus and get involved with performing while being guided by one of the VJC's professional faculty members. If you've never improvised, that's no problem. There are opportunities for all, including for classical musicians intrigued by jazz's structure and improvisational opportunities.

On Sunday, April 30th, 2023, we will join educational and concert venues in 190 countries around the world in celebrating International Jazz Day by presenting our end-of-semester concert at 2:00 pm. We will be “promoting Jazz Day's universal message of peace, respect, and dialogue.” The concert will take place at the Center’s performance space at Cotton Mill Hill in Brattleboro, VT.

Sessions are 10 weeks long, excepting the Youth Jazz Ensemble which meets for 8 sessions, the Soubrette Jazz Choir which meets for 12 sessions and the Samba Percussion Ensemble which meets for 6 sessions. Details below.

https://vtjazz.org/calendar/spring-semester-ensembles-begin/

gingervjc@gmail.com
802 254 9088

Vermont Jazz Center
72 Cotton Mill Hill #222
Brattleboro VT 05301

Vermont Jazz Center Spring Semester 2023

The Vermont Jazz Center will host a session of classes starting in mid-February, 2023. Most sessions are 10 weeks long and begin the week of February 12th. To register contact Ginger at ginger@vtjazz.org.

For questions regarding the Soubrette Choir, contact Anna Patton directly at annameryl@gmail.com, for information on private lessons or specifics about curriculum, contact Eugene Uman at eugene@vtjazz.org.

In-person courses include Youth Jazz Ensemble, Anna Patton's Soubrette Choir, Latin Jazz Ensemble, two levels of Claire Arenius’ Blue Note Ensemble, two levels of Jazz Guitar Ensemble with Draa Hobbs, and a Samba Percussion Ensemble led by Julian Gerstin and Ron Kelley. Online courses include Jazz Social Justice with Haneef Nelson, the Art of Rhythm with Brian Shankar Adler, and Jazz and Spirituality with Claire Arenius.

Join a combo or chorus and get involved with performing while being guided by one of the VJC's professional faculty members. If you've never improvised, that's no problem. There are opportunities for all, including for classical musicians intrigued by jazz's structure and improvisational opportunities.

On Sunday, April 30th, 2023, we will join educational and concert venues in 190 countries around the world in celebrating International Jazz Day by presenting our end-of-semester concert at 2:00 pm. We will be “promoting Jazz Day's universal message of peace, respect, and dialogue.” The concert will take place at the Center’s performance space at Cotton Mill Hill in Brattleboro, VT.

Sessions are 10 weeks long, excepting the Youth Jazz Ensemble which meets for 8 sessions, the Soubrette Jazz Choir which meets for 12 sessions and the Samba Percussion Ensemble which meets for 6 sessions. Details below.

https://vtjazz.org/calendar/spring-semester-ensembles-begin/

gingervjc@gmail.com
802 254 9088

Vermont Jazz Center
72 Cotton Mill Hill #222
Brattleboro VT 05301

Vermont Jazz Center Spring Semester 2023

The Vermont Jazz Center will host a session of classes starting in mid-February, 2023. Most sessions are 10 weeks long and begin the week of February 12th. To register contact Ginger at ginger@vtjazz.org.

For questions regarding the Soubrette Choir, contact Anna Patton directly at annameryl@gmail.com, for information on private lessons or specifics about curriculum, contact Eugene Uman at eugene@vtjazz.org.

In-person courses include Youth Jazz Ensemble, Anna Patton's Soubrette Choir, Latin Jazz Ensemble, two levels of Claire Arenius’ Blue Note Ensemble, two levels of Jazz Guitar Ensemble with Draa Hobbs, and a Samba Percussion Ensemble led by Julian Gerstin and Ron Kelley. Online courses include Jazz Social Justice with Haneef Nelson, the Art of Rhythm with Brian Shankar Adler, and Jazz and Spirituality with Claire Arenius.

Join a combo or chorus and get involved with performing while being guided by one of the VJC's professional faculty members. If you've never improvised, that's no problem. There are opportunities for all, including for classical musicians intrigued by jazz's structure and improvisational opportunities.

On Sunday, April 30th, 2023, we will join educational and concert venues in 190 countries around the world in celebrating International Jazz Day by presenting our end-of-semester concert at 2:00 pm. We will be “promoting Jazz Day's universal message of peace, respect, and dialogue.” The concert will take place at the Center’s performance space at Cotton Mill Hill in Brattleboro, VT.

Sessions are 10 weeks long, excepting the Youth Jazz Ensemble which meets for 8 sessions, the Soubrette Jazz Choir which meets for 12 sessions and the Samba Percussion Ensemble which meets for 6 sessions. Details below.

https://vtjazz.org/calendar/spring-semester-ensembles-begin/

gingervjc@gmail.com
802 254 9088

Vermont Jazz Center
72 Cotton Mill Hill #222
Brattleboro VT 05301

Scheduled Wood Walks along with a gallery of artists will be offered throughout the day. Separate walks on mushrooms, plants and the forest continue while the artisans offer a variety demonstrations and hands-on activities.

The “Letterboxing Trail” provided by Warren County Planning Department offers a self-guided walk in the woods. During the scheduled mushroom walk at 10:30, 12:30 and 2:30, discover mushrooms growing in their natural habitat. Learn techniques used to identify mushrooms, discuss various medicinal values, precautions to take and delicious ways to prepare some for a glorious feast. The plant walk focuses on finding and identifying traditional “weeds” while discussing the nutritional and medicinal values of each. Back at the barn samples of these prepared herbs/weeds will be offered. The tree/forest walk is self-guided, get directions and chat with owner, Gary Martin about the walk, lumber, sustainable forestry, selective cutting and how environmental awareness saves forests.

Meet the artisans and shop at the barn: handmade soaps, mushroom products, recycled feed bags, author, pyrography, greeting cards, master gardener, lotions, jewelry, candles, wood work, Buy Nothing Project, flowers and treats made from the herbs found on the plant walk. Demonstrations and hands on activities will be offered for all ages: make a mushroom oyster bucket, candle making, wood carving, blacksmithing, jewelry and beads, pyrography, rock painting and planting trees.

Vermont Jazz Center Spring Semester 2023

The Vermont Jazz Center will host a session of classes starting in mid-February, 2023. Most sessions are 10 weeks long and begin the week of February 12th. To register contact Ginger at ginger@vtjazz.org.

For questions regarding the Soubrette Choir, contact Anna Patton directly at annameryl@gmail.com, for information on private lessons or specifics about curriculum, contact Eugene Uman at eugene@vtjazz.org.

In-person courses include Youth Jazz Ensemble, Anna Patton's Soubrette Choir, Latin Jazz Ensemble, two levels of Claire Arenius’ Blue Note Ensemble, two levels of Jazz Guitar Ensemble with Draa Hobbs, and a Samba Percussion Ensemble led by Julian Gerstin and Ron Kelley. Online courses include Jazz Social Justice with Haneef Nelson, the Art of Rhythm with Brian Shankar Adler, and Jazz and Spirituality with Claire Arenius.

Join a combo or chorus and get involved with performing while being guided by one of the VJC's professional faculty members. If you've never improvised, that's no problem. There are opportunities for all, including for classical musicians intrigued by jazz's structure and improvisational opportunities.

On Sunday, April 30th, 2023, we will join educational and concert venues in 190 countries around the world in celebrating International Jazz Day by presenting our end-of-semester concert at 2:00 pm. We will be “promoting Jazz Day's universal message of peace, respect, and dialogue.” The concert will take place at the Center’s performance space at Cotton Mill Hill in Brattleboro, VT.

Sessions are 10 weeks long, excepting the Youth Jazz Ensemble which meets for 8 sessions, the Soubrette Jazz Choir which meets for 12 sessions and the Samba Percussion Ensemble which meets for 6 sessions. Details below.

https://vtjazz.org/calendar/spring-semester-ensembles-begin/

gingervjc@gmail.com
802 254 9088

Vermont Jazz Center
72 Cotton Mill Hill #222
Brattleboro VT 05301

Vermont Jazz Center Spring Semester 2023

The Vermont Jazz Center will host a session of classes starting in mid-February, 2023. Most sessions are 10 weeks long and begin the week of February 12th. To register contact Ginger at ginger@vtjazz.org.

For questions regarding the Soubrette Choir, contact Anna Patton directly at annameryl@gmail.com, for information on private lessons or specifics about curriculum, contact Eugene Uman at eugene@vtjazz.org.

In-person courses include Youth Jazz Ensemble, Anna Patton's Soubrette Choir, Latin Jazz Ensemble, two levels of Claire Arenius’ Blue Note Ensemble, two levels of Jazz Guitar Ensemble with Draa Hobbs, and a Samba Percussion Ensemble led by Julian Gerstin and Ron Kelley. Online courses include Jazz Social Justice with Haneef Nelson, the Art of Rhythm with Brian Shankar Adler, and Jazz and Spirituality with Claire Arenius.

Join a combo or chorus and get involved with performing while being guided by one of the VJC's professional faculty members. If you've never improvised, that's no problem. There are opportunities for all, including for classical musicians intrigued by jazz's structure and improvisational opportunities.

On Sunday, April 30th, 2023, we will join educational and concert venues in 190 countries around the world in celebrating International Jazz Day by presenting our end-of-semester concert at 2:00 pm. We will be “promoting Jazz Day's universal message of peace, respect, and dialogue.” The concert will take place at the Center’s performance space at Cotton Mill Hill in Brattleboro, VT.

Sessions are 10 weeks long, excepting the Youth Jazz Ensemble which meets for 8 sessions, the Soubrette Jazz Choir which meets for 12 sessions and the Samba Percussion Ensemble which meets for 6 sessions. Details below.

https://vtjazz.org/calendar/spring-semester-ensembles-begin/

gingervjc@gmail.com
802 254 9088

Vermont Jazz Center
72 Cotton Mill Hill #222
Brattleboro VT 05301