Black Art Jazz Collective at Sunset-Sunside

Composed of the leading soloists of contemporary jazz, the Black Art Jazz Collective has a simple and salutary goal: to create a platform for artists of the same generation to collaborate musically and to promote the recognition of African-American cultures and cultures. BAJC recalls similar creative groups established at different times in the history of jazz, and is clearly designed to highlight the impressive instrumental and compositional abilities of each member. The repertoire also reveals a deliberate reference to the deep-rooted history of jazz and the African-American civil rights movement. This collective co-founded by musicians Jonathan Blake, Wayne Escoffery and Jeremy Pelt celebrates "Black Culture" through jazz, in all that is most positive and radiant! The event not to be missed....

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Composed of the leading soloists of contemporary jazz, the Black Art Jazz Collective has a simple and salutary goal: to create a platform for artists of the same generation to collaborate musically and to promote the recognition of African-American cultures and cultures. BAJC recalls similar creative groups established at different times in the history of jazz, and is clearly designed to highlight the impressive instrumental and compositional abilities of each member. The repertoire also reveals a deliberate reference to the deep-rooted history of jazz and the African-American civil rights movement. This collective co-founded by musicians Jonathan Blake, Wayne Escoffery and Jeremy Pelt celebrates "Black Culture" through jazz, in all that is most positive and radiant! The event not to be missed.

Formé des principales solistes du jazz contemporain, le Black Art Jazz Collective a un objectif aussi simple que salutaire: créer une plateforme permettant aux artistes de la même génération de collaborer musicalement et de promouvoir la reconnaissance des cultures et des cultures afro-américaines.Le BAJC rappelle des groupes créatifs similaires établis à différents moments de l’histoire du jazz, et est clairement conçu pour mettre en évidence les impressionnantes capacités instrumentales et de composition de chaque membre. Le répertoire révèlent également une référence délibérée à l’histoire profondément enracinée du jazz et au mouvement des droits civiques afro-américains. Ce collectif cofondé par les musiciens Jonathan Blake, Wayne Escoffery et Jeremy Pelt célèbre la « Black Culture » à travers le jazz, dans tout ce qu’elle a de plus positif et rayonnant ! L’événement du festival à ne manquer sous aucun prétexte pour cette rencontre au sommet.

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