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1011:, for 20 years, from 1947 to 1967, was the only institution that offered jazz oriented degrees. Gene Hall led the inaugural program at the invitation of the presiding dean, Walter Hutchinson Hodgson (1904–1988), who approved it during his first year as dean. Hodgson was the successor to Wilfren Bain, who, in 1947, accepted an appointment as Dean of the 1124:
Only 15 U.S. institutions of higher learning were offering a degree in jazz studies Acceptance of jazz oriented degrees began to flourish in the 1970s for a number of reasons, namely because many people who had become jazz fans as youths had risen to positions of authority in higher education.
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The Jazz Education Network (JEN) was established in 2008. Its co-founders – Mary Jo Papich and Dr. Lou Fischer structured the organization as a nonprofit with a mission, internationally, to advance jazz education, promote performance, and develop new audiences. As of 2017, the organization had
1271:, 102 years since its founding, became the first music conservatory, of a traditional European classical style, to offer an accredited jazz studies program. The program was founded by jazz historian, composer, musician, and, at that time, conservatory president, 1338:, in September 2001, launched a postcollege, nondegree program for about 20 instrumentalists to focus on jazz orchestra and small ensemble performance for one or two years, paying no tuition. In September 2004, 99 years since its founding – 3046: 407:
to host Summer Jazz Clinics. They were later renamed the Stan Kenton Summer Clinics. These camps featured the full Stan Kenton Orchestra, plus other well known jazz educators on the faculty. It continued until Stan's passing in 1979.
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was the only college that offered a jazz oriented degree. Jaap Gerritse, in 1987, however, stated that in the 1950s, 5 colleges offered a jazz oriented degree. (Gerritse 1987) Michael Spencer, PhD, identified five academic
952:— founded in 1945 by Alvin Leroy Learned (1916–1994), but closed in 1961 — became the first academic institution in the country to offer a college diploma (two- and four-year degrees) that included a curriculum in jazz. 794: 2150:
Major music conservatories of North America (not affiliated with a university) – Some conservatories, schools of music, and colleges of music in North America are constituents of universities. Examples include the
663:. A recording of the jazz band from 1931 can be heard on German Radio archives. Both Sekles and Seiber were Jewish and the Nazis stopped the program in 1933. The program was restarted in 1976 under the direction of 1291:. In 1984, the school established its Master of Music degree program in Jazz and Commercial Music Studies. In 1987, the school established a Bachelor of Music degree in Jazz and Commercial Music Studies. Like 1888:
started its jazz studies program in 1971 under the direction of Neil Slater (born 1931), who ran it for 11 years. Slater then, from 1981 to 1982, was Chair of the Jazz Studies Department, and director of the
1526:(1931–2016) in 1967 with a mandate to design a degree-granting program in jazz studies. The university, during the 1968–1969 school-year, approved a baccalaureate in jazz studies, and in 1979, approved a 3525: 3801: 1971: 1238:
became the first nonprofit institution to offer fully online accredited bachelor's degree programs – 120 credits (the minimum required for a bachelor's degree, cost less than one year on campus).
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publishes his first play-a-long recording and book set, selling it through an ad in Down Beat magazine. The book aims to support jazz learning and practicing at home in a music-minus-one format.
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has, since the 1940s, offered jazz studies. Back then, Jack End (1918–1986) directed its first official jazz band and also taught arranging. Limited jazz classes were in the catelog when
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in 1954. The school granted its first bachelor's degrees in 1966. Berklee, which received its initial accreditation in 1973 by the Commission on Institutions of Higher Education of the
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in 1983, where he wrote "The Performance and Analysis of an Original Afro-American Musical Composition for Trumpet and Orchestra." Of the few jazz educators in the 1980s holding
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By 1950, 15 colleges and universities offered curricular jazz courses; During the 1950s, the number of colleges and universities offering curricular jazz increased to 30.
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became director of the jazz ensemble in 1968, whose studio orchestra (big band) was critically acclaimed. Despite having produced many jazz artists and jazz educators,
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between 1952 and 1982 (less 6 years in the 1960s), and exponent of stage bands in music education as a pathway for jazz, reflects on the jazz education movement)
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in 1987. The school's influence in formalizing jazz education rapidly rose to prominence. Long before formalizing its jazz curriculum, the school had some of
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The Auburn Knights Orchestra, a student jazz orchestra was founded in September 1930 on the campus of Alabama Polytechnic Institute (later Auburn University).
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I remember a man who unfortunately is dead now, because he was a good man, but he was pretty staunch in his belief that – he told me that,
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is credited for having founded Eastman's graduate and undergraduate degree programs, as well as creating the Eastman Studio Orchestra.
3324: 1622: 94:, was founded by Rev. Daniel Joseph Jenkins (1882–1937) in 1891. He formed bands to raise money for the orphanage. Its alumni include 3558:"Manhattan School of Music’s Jazz Program Celebrates Its 30th Year – Where versatile music education is delivered by famous faculty," 3994: 3142: 3136: 2675: 1652: 3015: 3012: 2735: 1998: 1989: 396: 331: 2969: 3353: 2715: 2160: 1012: 873: 265: 237: 233: 442:
for the first time and addresses the validity and perpetuation of American jazz education programs in school band programs.
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became the first university in the world to offer a degree in Jazz Studies: Major in "Dance Band" or dance music degree.
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in Composition) where he had been a trumpeter in the inaugural Laboratory Dance Band (1946–1947) – the forerunner to the
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launched a jazz-based bachelor of music degree program for 12 to 15 first-time college students and transfer students.
604: 350: 273: 253: 221: 4034: 3943: 3023: 2989: 1918: 1767: 1759: 770: 2333: 2265: 1287:, a classical music institution since its founding in 1917, launched a jazz department in 1982 – one of the first in 2946: 2787: 3323:"The Development of a Curriculum for the Teaching of Dance Music at a College Level" (master's thesis), Gene Hall, 2892: 2581: 2033: 964: 922: 91: 3931: 3718: 3610: 3167: 3083: 1856: 1848: 1296: 1284: 1035: 705: 522: 494: 1042:. It is the largest and most comprehensive library and archive of jazz and jazz-related materials in the world. 894:
offered a course in jazz history, which distinguished the school as the first institution of higher learning in
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John Lewis Whatley; 1896–1972) offered extracurricular marching and concert bands, and the Jazz Demons in 1922.
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operated by BigChoice Group, Ltd., of London, founded 1999. The article was re-retrieved September 26, 2017,
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Vera Daphne Barritt Vane; 1911–1990), an arts patron and founder of the Harlem Cultural Council, and (ii)
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received his first formal music training after a court sent him there for firing a pistol in the air on
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jazz program, in 1980, emphasized writing and arranging commercial music and, in the 1980s, offered a
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Few institutions offered doctorates in jazz in the 1980s. And few jazz educators held doctorates.
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jazz band (in the 1940s). He had earned a Bachelor of Music degree in performance (clarinet) from
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did not offer a comprehensive jazz studies program until about 1974, when, under the leadership of
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in Jazz Performance and Composition, but the degree, at the time, had no research requirement.
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who were associated with jazz research, most had migrated from non-jazz fields such as general
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were categorized into three types: special bands, separate bands, and organization bands. The
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who published an article in 1989 on the topic, the degree did not require scholarly research.
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had been the nation's largest employer of musicians – including women musicians. After the
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The Crisis of Classical Music in America: Lessons from a Life in the Education of Musicians
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Also, it became difficult to ignore the successes that some institutions had produced.
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The earliest sanctioned collegiate jazz ensembles were extracurricular, such as the
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led a distinguished career as a pioneer in jazz education at the university level.
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was a key impetus for the jazz education movement in higher education. During the
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in 1983 and was its chairman from 1983 to 1996. During that period he created the
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Over one hundred colleges and universities were offering degrees in jazz studies.
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International Association of Music Libraries, Archives and Documentation Centres
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to offer, for academic credit, a jazz history course. The course – taught by
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The International Association of Schools of Jazz (IASJ), founded in 1989 by
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Seventy-two colleges and universities were offering degrees in jazz studies
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Under the direction of Volney Cyrus Barcus (1903–1990), then a student, the
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19332-3), recorded February 16, 1917 (one hundred and seven years ago), at
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is widely acknowledged as the first commercially released jazz recording.
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University of California, Santa Barbara Libraries, Special Collections
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Two weeks later, on a Thursday morning, it passed as a major ensemble.
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members from over 23 countries, from every U.S. State, and 7 (of 10)
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to establish a jazz band curriculum. Browne, in 1929, had graduated
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degrees at a time when its jazz studies program had been launched.
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Bands of Sisters: U.S. Women's Military Bands during World War II
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had, in 1988, the second largest program in jazz, after Berklee.
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Glenn Earl Brown (1914–1965) had been, for more than 14 years, a
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Department of Music and Performing Arts at the Steinhardt School
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Leonard Lee Bowden; 1899–1989) and John Tuggle "Fess" Whatley
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Part II: Vol. 69, No. 4, December 1982, pps. 49–50 & 64;
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added a jazz department in 1982, followed by a jazz oriented
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Part I: Vol. 69, No. 3, November 1982, pps. 38–39 & 53;
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Jack End (1918–1986) became the first official director of
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Porter, in 1989, stated that the field was in dire need of
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degree until 1966; Los Angeles City College offered only
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Jazz Studies bachelor's and master's degrees in the 1980s
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in Music Education in 1936 from NYU and had studied with
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Selected jazz studies in higher education, North America
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had enrolled many successful jazz musicians – including
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Jazz Education Guide – the Directory of Jazz Education,
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Books, magazines, journals, dissertations, and websites
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Jazz Education Guide – the Directory of Jazz Education,
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degree in Studio Music and Jazz. Commencing fall 1966,
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John Lewis Whatley; 1896–1972). They were directed by
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at 46 West 38th Street, 12th floor (top floor) by the
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institutions offering jazz oriented degrees: (i) the
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had a strong reputation and, in the 1980s, offered a
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Mr. Levy, we don't wish to be known as a jazz school.
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thesis), by Patrick Daniel Hennessey (PhD in 2013),
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Jazz music departments in the music colleges of the
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Bulletin of Historical Research in Music Education,
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In the 1980s, only two institutions offered a 1871:top jazz artists on its faculty and as students. 1053:became the first collegiate jazz festival in the 816:established the first university jazz program in 697:offered one of the first jazz courses in Europe. 677:Academy for Music and the Performing Arts in Graz 2747:Matrix No: B-19332, Label/Number: Victor 18255, 1143:, became first collegiate ensemble to receive a 564:Primary and secondary education in North America 419:, was co-founded in 1964 by (i) Daphne Arnstein 3978:"The 1 O'Clock Lab Band Meets Granny, Grammy," 3124:— (attribution of website article requested) — 2910:, November 2014 (retrieved September 29, 2017, 1068:was hired in 1968 to take over jazz studies at 931:New England Association of Schools and Colleges 493:, on September 27, 1924, during a game against 388:: Summer jazz school in Massachusetts founded. 3740: 3738: 3003:, March 7, 2016 (retrieved September 26, 2017) 2201:(subject: "Jazz Education") (in Vol. 2 of 3), 1183:The New School for Jazz and Contemporary Music 910:– examined jazz from a scholarly perspective. 797:(born 1969) established first jazz program at 3603:"History of JEN | The Jazz Education Network" 3285: 3283: 3174:Vol. 18, No. 3, February/March 1986, pg. 12; 3150: 754:: Jazz courses started by Stephen Carbonara. 538: 173: 163: 134: 76: 8: 3472:Vol. 76, No. 3, November 1989), pps. 41–46; 3387: 3385: 2842:"A Brief History Of Jazz Education, Part 2," 1381:International Association for Jazz Education 3296:(1973), pps. 19–20 (North Texas), 117–118 ( 3248:"Jazz Ensembles' Era of Accelerated Growth" 2276:(publish date not known, but before 2008); 1807:was offering jazz oriented degrees through 1426: 1356: 1260: 1245:Major music conservatories of North America 848:from 1895 to 1900, became Dean of Music at 834: 637: 567: 458: 349:produced many well-known jazz musicians at 202: 71: 3407:February–March 1983, pps. 6–10 & 61–67 3230:"Jazz Education's Struggle for Acceptance" 2810:Jazz Musicians of the Early Years, to 1945 2736:Encyclopedic Discography of Victor Records 1476:University of North Texas College of Music 1383:(IAJE) in 1989. It went bankrupt in 2008. 489:on its own football field, Ownby Oval, in 3850:Charles ("Chuck") H. Suber, publisher of 3157:), pg. 163 (retrieved September 29, 2017) 2451:Vol. 6, No. 1, January 1985, pps. 17–27; 1834:, under the leadership of its President, 1740:from 1964 to 1982, had been a student at 634:Higher education outside of North America 552:flourished as a popular all-female band. 338:– formed a band and turned professional. 2310:, retrieved October 30, 2008, is dead – 2096:(cited below), stated that, until 1967, 752:American School of Modern Music of Paris 322:and a few of his former classmates from 3835: 2503: 2115:California Polytechnic State University 2052: 399:, founded by Kenneth Morris in 1957 in 3409:April–May 1983, pps. 14–16 & 68–71 3290:Jazz Educated, Man; A Sound Foundation 2790:from the original on December 28, 2008 2614:published annually as a supplement to 2600:"The Evolution of Jazz Education," by 2366:published annually as a supplement to 2092:Philip Allen Scott, in his 1973 book, 1904:Jazz Studies PhD programs in the 1980s 1901: 1546: 1429: 1096: 1076: 765:established the first jazz program in 728:began in 1974, the first being at the 2906:dissertation), by Jeffrey B. Libman, 2063:, approximately 500 bands served the 1931:Teachers College, Columbia University 1363:Music Educators National Conference ( 1346:was the program's founding director. 7: 3744:"Jazz in American Education Today," 2999:by Matthew C. Duersten (born 1968), 2009:in Jazz Pedagogy, but, according to 925:in Boston. Berk changed the name to 3668:"The Changing Scene – Rufus Reid," 2525:, Vol. 83, No. 3, March 2016, pg. 8 1379:, the organization was renamed the 1051:Notre Dame Collegiate Jazz Festival 3908:"SMU Band Living up to Standard," 3325:North Texas State Teachers College 2666:(subject article in Vol. 1 of 3), 2610:William F. Milkowski; born 1954), 2287:The article is a brochure for the 1623:The Late Show with Stephen Colbert 1616:is a cousin of the grandfather of 1252:(not affiliated with a university) 495:North Texas State Teachers College 483:Southern Methodist University Band 14: 3915:November 6, 1975, Sect. B, pg. 17 3143:Thelonious Monk Institute of Jazz 2199:The New Grove Dictionary of Jazz, 1193:(1938–2005), and Paul Weinstein. 831:Higher education in North America 623:Orchestra. He was the father of 2645:The New Grove Dictionary of Jazz 513:and was organized by Len Bowden 473:Leonard Lee Bowden; 1899–1989). 3858:(retrieved September 28, 2017, 3768:(retrieved September 29, 2017, 3633:David Baker – A Legacy in Music 3613:from the original on 2017-10-22 3492:(retrieved September 26, 2017, 3269:(retrieved September 26, 2017, 3190:"How Jazz Education Began," by 2972:from the original on 2018-12-29 2784:"The Origins of Big Band Music" 2471:(retrieved September 28, 2017, 1999:University of Northern Colorado 844:, who had studied music at the 397:National Stage Band Camps, Inc. 3934:), col. 1, pg. 8, Aug. 8, 1964 3582:"1968: The Year That Was," by 3548:(retrieved September 27, 2017) 3354:University of Notre Dame Press 3013:Deutsches Rundfunkarchiv (DRA) 2821:by David Dicaire (born 1963), 2716:University of California Press 2274:Educational Courses in Britain 2161:Ithaca College School of Music 2141:; and Westlake closed in 1961. 2028:levels in jazz. Also in 1989, 1395:, hosted its first meeting in 1197:is among the school's alumni. 874:Indiana University Bloomington 872:from 1938 to 1947 and Dean at 440:Tanglewood Education Symposium 1: 3892:Obituary: "V. Cyrus Barcus," 3752:Vol. 29, 1989, pps. 134–139; 2963:"You are being redirected..." 2874:University of Hawaii at Manoa 2620:, 2001/2002, pps. 34–38, 40; 2547:by Jill Marie Sullivan, PhD, 1608:, produced several prominent 888:New School of Social Research 730:Gnessin State Musical College 291:. John Tuggle "Fess" Whatley 63:Non-academic (non-curricular) 2786:. The Red Hot Jazz Archive. 2686:(retrieved August 27, 2017, 2569:The Rise of a Jazz Art World 2266:"Jazz Education in Britain," 2121:(beginning 1947). (Spencer, 1665:USC Thornton School of Music 1604:clarinetist and saxophonist 1166:degree in Jazz Performance. 868:, went on to become Dean at 351:Wendell Phillips High School 274:Original Dixieland Jass Band 254:Dixieland Jass Band One-Step 222:Wendell Phillips High School 68:Social services for children 3799:David Baker's Jazz Pedagogy 3214:Bryce J. Luty (1937–2014), 3024:German Broadcasting Archive 2272:), originally published in 2223:Vol. 26, 1994, pps. 34–38; 1919:University of Massachusetts 1768:William Paterson University 1744:from 1945 to 1950, earning 1679:programs in jazz studies. 771:University of KwaZulu-Natal 129:, offered a music program. 4051: 3344:Joseph Kuhn Carey (1986). 2582:Cambridge University Press 2117:(beginning 1948), and (v) 2034:Governors State University 2016: 1985: 1960: 1909: 1900: 1874: 1845: 1818: 1777: 1755: 1698: 1649: 1629: 1583: 1545: 1530:program in jazz studies. 1509: 1481: 1462: 1437: 1428: 1406: 1386: 1358: 1330: 1278: 1262: 1230: 1208: 1200: 1177: 1169: 1150: 1128: 1119: 1095: 1075: 1060: 1045: 1029: 1021: 998: 965:Tennessee State University 955: 940: 923:Schillinger House of Music 913: 882: 836: 808: 786: 757: 746: 719: 716:set up the Jazz Workshop. 700: 689: 670: 639: 610: 569: 535: 500: 476: 460: 430: 425:Dr. William "Billy" Taylor 411: 391: 380: 341: 298: 279: 227: 204: 199:Scholastic, clinics, camps 161: 132: 117: 73: 19:Timeline of jazz education 3932:Portsmouth, New Hampshire 3848:, January 12, 1964, pg. 3 3168:Warrick Livingston Carter 3151: 3084:Michigan State University 2941:SMU, Mustang Band History 2651:, PhD (born 1950) (ed.), 2019: 1996: 1969: 1912: 1883: 1857:Manhattan School of Music 1854: 1829: 1786: 1766: 1707: 1658: 1638: 1592: 1518: 1490: 1473: 1446: 1410: 1390: 1362: 1334: 1297:Manhattan School of Music 1285:Manhattan School of Music 1282: 1266: 1234: 1214:University of North Texas 1212: 1204: 1181: 1173: 1154: 1134:University of North Texas 1132: 1123: 1064: 1049: 1036:Institute of Jazz Studies 1033: 1025: 1005:University of North Texas 1002: 959: 946:Westlake College of Music 944: 917: 886: 840: 812: 790: 761: 750: 723: 706:Banff School of Fine Arts 704: 693: 674: 643: 614: 595:L.A. High School District 573: 548: 539: 504: 480: 464: 455:Non-curricular collegiate 434: 415: 395: 384: 345: 306:organized a jazz band at 302: 283: 231: 220:. From 1922 he taught at 208: 174: 171: 164: 142: 135: 121: 86: 77: 3899:February 22, 1990, pg. 9 3750:College Music Symposium, 3723:Rowman & Littlefield 3650:Indiana University Press 2908:Arizona State University 2438:     2432:     2427:     2422:     2417:     2412:     2407:     2402:     2397:     2392:     2387:     2382:     2125:October 2013) However, 2111:Los Angeles City College 2017: 1986: 1961: 1910: 1886:University of Bridgeport 1875: 1846: 1832:New England Conservatory 1819: 1778: 1756: 1699: 1650: 1646:degree in Jazz Studies. 1630: 1584: 1510: 1482: 1463: 1449:Berklee College of Music 1438: 1407: 1387: 1359: 1331: 1279: 1269:New England Conservatory 1263: 1231: 1209: 1201: 1185:was launched in 1986 by 1178: 1170: 1160:Schulich School of Music 1151: 1129: 1120: 1061: 1055:Midwestern United States 1046: 1030: 1022: 999: 981:Los Angeles City College 961:Alabama State University 956: 941: 935:Berklee College of Music 914: 883: 837: 809: 787: 758: 747: 720: 701: 690: 671: 640: 611: 570: 536: 511:Alabama State University 501: 477: 461: 431: 412: 392: 381: 342: 299: 280: 228: 205: 162: 133: 118: 74: 3671:Music Educators Journal 3589:DownBeat Music Yearbook 3468:Music Educators Journal 3421:Jazz Educators Journal; 3397:Jazz Educators Journal; 3217:Music Educators Journal 3196:Jazz Educators Journal, 3172:Jazz Educators Journal, 2966:auburnknightsalumni.org 2823:McFarland & Company 2653:"Alpha Cottage School," 2580:by Paul Douglas Lopes, 2221:Jazz Educators Journal, 2207:Oxford University Press 2157:University of Rochester 2155:, a constituent of the 2153:Eastman School of Music 2127:Berklee School of Music 2113:(beginning 1946), (iv) 1789:Eastman School of Music 927:Berklee School of Music 3607:Jazz Education Network 2851:by Alex W. Rodriguez, 2289:Leeds College of Music 2270:Leeds College of Music 2209:(2001), pps. 396-397; 1677:Doctor of Musical Arts 1598:Baton Rouge, Louisiana 1575:Jacobs School of Music 969:Wilberforce University 695:Leeds College of Music 285:Industrial High School 240:catalog no. 18255), " 96:William "Cat" Anderson 3447:University of Arizona 3431:December–January 1984 3137:www.jazzinamerica.org 2859:Jazz, January 8, 2013 1681:William Ennis Thomson 1600:, formerly headed by 1353:National associations 1223:, received its sixth 1219:, under direction of 1139:, under direction of 950:Hollywood, California 679:, founded in 1963 by 587:Jefferson High School 559:Academic (curricular) 507:Bama State Collegians 316:Chickasaw Syncopators 4030:Jazz music education 3845:Decatur Daily Review 3536:, October 31, 2013; 3043:Fontes Artis Musicae 2782:Thomas, Bob (1994). 2668:Macmillan Publishers 2511:"Remembering Chuck," 2043:Notes and references 1891:One O'Clock Lab Band 1693:One O'Clock Lab Band 1336:The Juilliard School 1217:One O'Clock Lab Band 1137:One O'Clock Lab Band 775:Durban, South Africa 575:Samuel Rodney Browne 438:participated at the 386:Lenox School of Jazz 210:Major N. Clark Smith 123:Alpha Cottage School 3981:Dallas Morning News 3911:Dallas Morning News 3746:Lewis Robert Porter 2763:. apassion4jazz.net 2649:Barry Dean Kernfeld 2203:Barry Dean Kernfeld 2163:, a constituent of 2139:Associate's Degrees 1976:New York University 1736:, PhD, Dean of the 1710:University of Miami 1594:Southern University 879:from 1947 to 1973. 860:, who had earned a 850:New York University 665:Albert Mangelsdorff 625:Raymond Harry Brown 550:Prairie View Co-eds 355:DuSable High School 308:Manassa High School 289:Birmingham, Alabama 242:Livery Stable Blues 214:Lincoln High School 35:, averred that the 4035:Timelines of music 4000:2017-09-28 at the 3949:2017-06-02 at the 3895:Park Cities People 3804:2022-10-11 at the 3711:2022-10-11 at the 3638:2022-10-11 at the 3563:2017-09-29 at the 3532:Carl Straumsheim, 3528:2017-09-28 at the 3131:2017-09-29 at the 3045:(a publication of 3018:2008-10-15 at the 2995:2017-09-27 at the 2949:2009-06-01 at the 2898:2017-09-30 at the 2847:2016-04-06 at the 2815:2022-10-11 at the 2741:2011-08-29 at the 2692:Grove Music Online 2658:2017-09-27 at the 2574:2022-10-11 at the 2541:2022-10-11 at the 2516:2017-09-29 at the 2133:) did not award a 2094:Jazz Educated, Man 1659:Thom David Mason, 1520:Indiana University 1492:Rutgers University 1414:Canadian provinces 1013:Indiana University 799:Mahidol University 467:Tuskegee Institute 401:Rochester, Indiana 357:. 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