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From the Living Room
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Anyone having trouble with the buffering of this Vimeo video is invited to try viewing at the SJC YouTube Channel. While at YouTube, please subscribe so SJC can meet its goal of 1000 subscribers, at which point all future SJC videos, jazz chats and more will be shown on the SJC YouTube Channel. Parts II and III will be made available to all renewed SJC sustaining memberships of $300 per year. Thank you for supporting SJC. ... See MoreSee Less
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From the Living Room
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SJC has received communication from several supporters asking if we are going to have future shows. The answer is YES INDEED! We are in the trenches, so to speak, developing our new formatting that will be dubbed From the Living Room ™. While we may do some “live streaming,” which is the growing rage these days, we do not envision live streaming to be our normal process. There are several reasons we have made that decision, mainly based around quality and unpredictability. We will mainly be filming performances for future broadcasts depending on several factors, including attention to copyrighted material, to which we are sensitive. Performances will be shorter, fifty-six minutes instead of two-hours as prior contracts required. Concerts will in most cases include interviews with the artist. We have a great team of folks involved as we begin filming in a couple of weeks. We might air our first concert as early as September. We will keep everyone informed as we figure the best way to sell tickets to mitigate complicated processes.
One thing we can share with you now, is that keeping in line with tradition, we will have a Christmas concert this year performed by none other than the Vivian Lee Quartet. Vivian has done an SJC Christmas show every year that we have been in existence and this year will be no different. Tickets for that show will go on sale in mid to late October. You will be hearing a lot about this over the next weeks. So, a big thank you to our members and supporters as without you, we could not do this. Be Safe, social distance and wear your mask. You are important. ... See MoreSee Less
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It is unlikely that you have not seen his work. A familiar face to many, and a serious, independent photojournalist, he has received various awards for his sports, nature, and architectural photography. With decades of experience, his current work ranging in size and scope revolves around his appreciation for architecture and music. Since early 2000, he has spent more and more time on the videographer side of the business. Lucky for us, as the Sacramento Jazz Cooperative proudly adds Phillip Kampel to its team. Phil will be responsible for all the SJC filming of the From the Living Room series performances, rounding off the technical team that includes Ken Rabiroff, SJC Photographer, and Bill Walsh, SJC Sound Engineer. Please welcome Phil Kampel. ... See MoreSee Less
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SJC Presents From the Living Room (TM)
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The Sacramento Jazz Cooperative Inc is a 501(c)(3). Created in 2016, the mission of the organization is to preserve classic jazz, including selections from t... Video
Joe Gilman Trio - Blues for Martha recorded in front of a live audience on June 24, 2019 at the Sacramento Dante Club, Jazz at Dante Series. With Buca Necak on bass and Rick Lotter on drums, and Joe Gilman on piano.
Blues for Martha by Oscar Emmanuel Peterson; Sony/ATV LLC OBO Tomi Music Company. Licensed through Harry Fox Agency June 2020. ... See MoreSee Less
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The Sacramento Jazz Coop is proud to announce the appointment of Sheila Marionneaux to its board of directors. Sheila's core business specialties include change communications, fundraising and development programs, public relations, technical writing, and strategic initiatives. She has enjoyed a successful twenty-five plus year career of Communications, and Organization Fundraising and Development, having worked for high profile companies such as HARPO, Inc., WTTW Channel 11, CB Richard Ellis, and Chicago Business Volunteers for the Arts, among others. A graduate of Columbia College of Chicago, she majored in Broadcast Journalism and majored in Public Relations. In addition to her board functions, for now, Sheila will serve as the Planning and Program Development Coordinator, as she assists SJC, as they change their format to bring the same level of quality shows that now includes raising COVID-19 awareness. In a field dominated by men, Sheila's appointment makes the organization a fifty-percent black, all female-led enterprise bringing you outstanding performances featuring classic jazz and songs from the American Standards songbook. ... See MoreSee Less
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