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Welcome to the Jazz Congress Podcast, showcasing discussions between musical luminaries attending one of the jazz industry’s premiere networking events. Presented by Jazz at Lincoln Center a...

A dive into this South Arts-directed national initiative that creates new ways for artists to tour and plan residencies throughout the U.S....

This panel features a conversation with musicians who work on and off the bandstand for social change and activism. Moderator: Larry Blumenf...

This panel will review how jazz radio is evolving to remain important to music discovery and artist development, and how radio stations can...

In an age when media outlets have less space for listings, it is increasingly important to rethink how we all approach gig publicity and pre...

Become the master of your own financial well-being. Avoid the common mistakes and get the facts about your long-term financial success as an...

Bandleaders offer the nuts and bolts of getting a group on the road without the condition of being signed to a major booking agency or manag...

Through the thoughtful contributions of an accomplished, diverse panel of prominent jazz musicians/composers/producers, the vital and often...

Jazz artists and artists/curators from different art forms – such as dance, drama and opera – talk about the rich artistic opportunities (an...

The concept of all female groups has experienced a surge over the past 10 years, but nevertheless has a conflicted relationship with all sta...

Trumpeters talk about the music and legacy of Armstrong and preview rare recordings from the legendary trumpeter. Moderators: Jon Faddis and...

Singular vocalists share words of wisdom and direction as they each discuss their unique approach to singing jazz and leading a group. Moder...

From Lillian Hardin and Ella Fitzgerald to Terri Lyne Carrington and Esperanza Spalding, in jazz music women have help to shape, innovate, a...

Artists from diverse genres examine Charlie Parker's influence on pop, hip hop, rock and jazz, and discuss how his artistry and musical lega...

A set of very different guitarists talk all things six string. Moderator: Kevin Eubanks. Panelists: Nir Felder; Russell Malone; Mark Whitfie...

Panelists reflect on Dave Brubeck's work as a jazz ambassador, while also looking forward to new paths for cultural diplomacy. Moderator: La...

A star-studded panel share their own approach to activating an audience during the course of a performance. Moderator: Benny Benack III. Pan...

An in-depth look at the influence of the legendary vocalist as an entrepreneur, educator and mentor. Moderator: Rene Marie. Panelists: Gail...

NEA Jazz Masters and other leading musicians discuss the challenges and opportunities of running, and composing for, large ensembles. Modera...

Having a presence digitally means more than just having a website. Molly Garber of digital marketing firm Capacity Interactive, which counts...

Three presenters will talk about their entrepreneurial ventures: what's been successful, what's worked, and what has not. Moderator: Ashley...

As radio in general faces competition from streaming and on-demand services, podcasting, online video, and social media for attention, so al...

In this roundtable discussion, members of the We Have Voice Collective will speak about the Collective's formation, its Open Letter, the WHV...

Social media has become a dominant force when it comes to building an audience for your music. Some veterans of the various platforms share...

A presentation of Louis' contributions to music and civil rights in our society. Moderator: John Crocken. Panelists: Dan Morgenstern, David...

Saxophonist and Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra member Ted Nash demonstrates how to find inspiration in the sounds around us – from a horn...

The rapid pace of technological innovation along with widespread adoption of social media and smartphones have dramatically changed how and...

Colleges and universities are working hard to create programs that not only feature top level professional jazz musicians, but also aim to p...

Young, working musicians share their keys to success for those entering the freelance jazz world. Creating a market for yourself and your sk...

Whether you are just starting your career, or are a veteran looking to take a deeper dive, this session will talk you through the major face...

Jazz professionals discuss the current state of jazz in the world's sixth largest country in anticipation of International Jazz Day. Moderat...

Hear from three jazz marketing leaders on successful album launches and all that went into making them happen. Short individual presentation...

For most jazz artists, getting booked outside their hometown or local community can be a real challenge. Musicians who have successfully man...

Puerto Rican musicians on the island and in the states have been an integral part of jazz from the beginning, but with infrequent exceptions...

Presenters in secondary U.S. markets discuss the challenges and rewards of audience development and programming. Moderator: Gene Dobbs Bradf...

What exactly are the responsibilities of a qualified manager and what can an aspiring manager expect from the role? What does a healthy arti...

Master rights, mechanicals, compulsory, sync, and public performance licenses. What do these terms mean and why do they matter? Whether you...

A discussion for and about jazz musicians who integrate or expand into other genres of music, while remaining under the jazz umbrella. Moder...

All too often jazz from NYC and the East Coast gets all the attention from media and the industry. However, the West Coast has a long and st...

How does jazz speak to the tumult of today? Can a song change a mind? Is improvisation a political act? A frank discussion about what musici...

Join transgender and gender fluid artists and an ally for an open conversation about acceptance, support, and challenges to diverse voices....

George Wein produced his first Newport Jazz Festival in 1954 at age 28. Today, as part of the non-profit Newport Festivals Foundation, the j...

Members of the Jazz Messengers reconvened onstage for a once-in-a-lifetime reunion. Moderator: Celine Peterson. Panelists: Terence Blanchard...

The Jazz Congress was honored to present the 2019 Bruce Lundvall Visionary Award to Darlene Chan, a tireless, behind the scenes advocate for...

With his September 1, 2018 passing the jazz world lost a truly singular pianist-composer-bandleader and endless seeker of the African essenc...

Members of Miles Davis' '70s electric bands talk about the music of that often-overlooked period. Introduction by Vince Wilburn, Jr. and Eri...

With label relaunches, increased release schedules, aggressive new signings and a seemingly increased investment from labels in jazz over th...

Revenue sources for jazz are as broad as other art forms and can vary from public funding, foundations, corporations, individuals and earned...

What does an effective strategic partnership look like? How is it created and what does it take to maintain it? What value does each individ...

Considering swing as a rhythm or swing as a feeling or a verb, what are the social, cultural, and racial factors that affect individuals' pe...

Key players from the Turkish jazz community explain how the music has grown its presence and impact. Moderator: Wulf Muller (All-In-Music Se...