Move and Groove Virtual Vinyasa Yoga Sessions
Intergenerational Jazz Power Jam featuring jazz artist, ambassador and contact tracer Chris Byars
Move & Groove: Live Jazz & Yoga
Harlem Speaks: A Conversation with Dominick Farinacci
Harlem Speaks: A Conversation with George Klabin
Mutual Mentorship for Musicians (M³) World Premieres: Duo Concerts & Conversations Pt.2
Mutual Mentorship for Musicians (M³) World Premieres: Duo Concerts & Conversations Pt.1
Move and Groove: Live Jazz & Yoga
Harlem Speaks: A Conversation with Sullivan Fortner (Part 2)
Harlem Speaks: A Conversation with Sullivan Fortner (Part 1)
Jazz For Curious Readers: A Conversation with Jeff Gold
The Music of Benny Carter & The Photographs of Ed Berger
Jazz and Gender in the Era of Black Lives Matter
Jazz and Social Justice: Post-Election Reflections with Gerald Clayton and special guests
Harlem Speaks: A Conversation with Todd Stoll (Part Two)
Redefining Jazz & Social Justice in the Era of Black Lives Matter
Jazz for Curious Readers: An Interview with Ulysses Owens, Jr.
Jazz Education in the Era of Black Lives Matter Pt. 2
Jazz and Social Justice: Regina Carter: Swing States, and Getting Out the Vote
Jazz Education in the Era of Black Lives Matters
Harlem Speaks: An Interview with Spike Wilner: Part One
Harlem Speaks: An Interview with Spike Wilner: Part One
Artist Talk: Andres Chaparro
Andres Chaparro has been drawing inspiration from jazz for his visual art for over 30 years. His love and respect for the music shows in every piece he creates.
For this event, Andres will sit down with saxophonist, vocalist and curator Yunie Mojica to discuss his creative practice and how music plays a role in his artistic process.
This concert will take place on Facebook Live and Youtube Live
Artist Talk: Andres Chaparro
Andres Chaparro has been drawing inspiration from jazz for his visual art for over 30 years. His love and respect for the music shows in every piece he creates.
For this event, Andres will sit down with saxophonist, vocalist and curator Yunie Mojica to discuss his creative practice and how music plays a role in his artistic process.
This concert will take place on Facebook Live and Youtube Live
Crib Notes: Hearing Harmony with Helen Sung and Ashlea Morgan
Hearing Harmony brings together jazz music and science as we celebrate the way that music affects our brains and bodies. Each month we explore a different topic with a guest scientist from Columbia University, combined with music from New York based and inaugural Zuckerman Institute Jazz Artist-in-Residence pianist Helen Sung. Join us to listen and move with the music, and maybe learn something new!
July’s guest scientist is the Zuckerman Institute’s Ashlea Morgan, PhD Candidate. Ashlea is an expert in the neuroscience of serotonin and how this chemical signal plays a role in our emotions.
Hearing Harmony is a collaboration between the National Jazz Museum in Harlem and Columbia University’s Zuckerman Institute.
If you missed last months session on Melody and the Mind then you missed this segment with @paulacroxson and @sung_helen . This month (7/28 - 2pm -FB love) for #blackneuroweek we will look at Hearing Harmony with Helen and @dat1gal. These programs are presented in partnership with @zuckermanbrain @columbia #neuroscience #musicscience #harlem #jazz
Jazz and Social Justice: Jen Shyu: What Mentorship Means Now
For this virtual edition of the “Jazz and Social Justice” series, Jen Shyu sang, played Taiwanese moon lute, piano, and percussion in her performance of past and present protest songs, and she presented excerpts from Living's a Gift, her first work composed for a cappella choir, commissioned by American Composers Forum for the 6th, 7th, and 8th grade choirs at Brooklyn’s MS 51 William Alexander Middle School.
Following the music, Shyu joined series host Larry Blumenfeld, along with Mimi Broderick (choir director at MS 51), vocalist-composer Sara Serpa and multi-instrumentalist Eden Girma.
Jazz and Social Justice
This ongoing series connects the music we love with the social and political issues that matter to us all. Each salon blends live performance with conversation between artists, activists, and experts. Curated and hosted by journalist Larry Blumenfeld, whose NJMIH programs during the past dozen years have considered Afro-Cuban influence within New York’s jazz scene and contemporary New Orleans.
Meeting the Moment w/ Vijay Iyer, Tomeka Reid & Shana Redmond
What is the role of the artist in moments of widespread crisis and revolutionary change?
For this virtual edition of the “Jazz and Social Justice” series, pianist Vijay Iyer, cellist Tomeda Reid and Dr. Shana L. Redmond (Professor of Musicology and African American Studies, UCLA) will join in a discussion with series host and journalist Larry Blumenfeld about the ways in which artists have responded to moments like these, historically and now, and how culture addresses, supports and even drives real change.
Jazz and Social Justice:
This ongoing series connects the music we love with the social issues that matter to us all. Each salon blends live performance with conversation between artists, activists, and experts. Curated and hosted by journalist Larry Blumenfeld, whose previous NJMIH programs discussed Afro-Cuban influence and contemporary New Orleans.
9 Easy Steps To Setup Your Own Home Recording Studio | With Lee Hogans
Wondering the easiest way to get your home recording studio up and running? Lee Hogans breaks it down into 9 Easy (but detailed) Steps! These are excerpts from a longer interview with the Co-Founders of Yardbird Entertainment, Abel Mireles & Peter Lin. This series is part of the Jazz Biz 101 Remote Interviews in partnership with The National Jazz Museum in Harlem
Watch the FULL interview here: https://youtu.be/NNz5jeaBScs
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Lee Hogans Bio
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Lee has made influential moves in his career as a trumpeter-in-demand and producer, diligently making a name for himself in New York City and the tri-state area. When not touring with prominent musicians and performance acts, Lee is in the studio recording and producing songs with such artists as SoNuVo, Felix Peikli, Funktion 11, Mark Ronson, Jadakiss, Fantasia, Missy Elliot, Busta Rhymes, Sheila E, and Prince.
Feel free to contact our special guest Lee Hogans!
www.leehogans.com
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Basic Equipment Needed For Home Setup
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- Microphone
- Audio Interface
- XLR Cable
- Computer Program (DAW)
**recommended equipment / software listed below
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Index
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00:16
Step 1 - Think about the kind of music you want to create and write a list of what you need.
01:16
Step 2 - See if you have equipment at home before making a purchasing decision.
03:00
Step 3 - Acquire an audio interface so you can record with a decent microphone.
05:00
Step 4 - Consider getting the right microphone and related equipment for optimal sound.
06:45
5. Decide on a computer program (DAW)
07:42
6. If you want to input music, you need a MIDI controller. Your electronic keyboard may work as one.
09:11
7. Experiment with getting the best room sound.
12:10
8. Research and learn more about your equipment and computer programs.
15:11
9. Never forget your reasons or purpose for recording/producing!
16:08
Lee's Awesome Sample Track For Levi's Kids!
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Microphones Used In Video + Equipment
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Lee Hogans' Rode NT1A:
https://amzn.to/3c1NDwE
Abel Mireles' Rode NT1