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2010 Info for Jazz Performers
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2010 is now
booked for Jazz Concerts, but if you want to be on a wait list contact Daryl
below.
See the main page for Music and Art for the performer(s) each month.
How to participate in the monthly Taylor House jazz series is
described below.
For information about a weekly opportunity for jazz in Jamaica Plain see
www.nightsong.org.
In case you’re not familiar with the venue,
this is a series of house concerts in an 1853 Victorian home near the Pond
in Jamaica Plain. Our music room seats about 50, has a fine 7’ Yamaha grand,
and a rather bright acoustic. We are looking for musicians who can temper
their instruments and programs to the intimacy of this space. In addition to
the music, art by a local artist is featured in a three-room display, and a
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We intend to
explore the richness of the Boston music world, and do not feature many
repeat performers. We’re looking for jazz musicians who can temper their
instruments and programs to the intimacy of this space. In part that means
half-stick on the piano, minimal amplification, and small ensembles. But
beyond that, it signifies the chance to experiment with effects that might
be lost in noisier venues. The program should be 50-60 minutes in length,
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We do some promotion by sending notices to our
extensive e-mail list, and placing notices in publications such as the JP
Gazette, the Boston Phoenix, and the Globe Calendar, as well as the WGBH web
site and in some early music publications if relevant. However, musicians
are also expected to participate in the promotion. There is a suggested
admission fee of $10 at the door, and all but 10% of that is given to the
musicians. So it works to your advantage to post notices and invite
listeners. In addition, you may sell your CDs at the concert.
If you have any questions, contact Daryl Bichel at 617.312.8328 or
darylbichel@aol.com
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To apply please submit the following to
Daryl Bichel
50 Burroughs St
Jamaica Plain MA 02130:
1. The names of those who will be
performing, along with the name of the group if it’s an established entity.
2.
Information
about the general nature of your program. The program should be 50-60
minutes in length, without an intermission.
3. A sound clip or CD.
4. Two or three performance dates selected
from the list below, in your order of preference.
5. A plan describing how you will
promote your concert.
6. A photograph and a brief biographical
sketch for our use in publicity
(submit electronically to
darylbichel@aol.com). |
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