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SUMMARY:Australasian Jazz and Improvisation Research Network Conference (AJIRN )
DESCRIPTION:The 2022 AJIRN conference theme Space is the place” invites participants to think about where improvisation occurs\, where it might occur\, how it interacts with its spaces and places\, the movements and migratory patterns of improvising artists\, what role locality in any of its forms plays in improvisation studies\, and more. Many forces today\, not least the increasing awareness that international travel on a large scale is ecologically unsustainable?conspire to drive us to rethink “the local” as the primary place of our collaborative practices. Might this lead to a culture shift in which local agency replaces the traditional hegemonic centersof creative practice? Conversely\, the COVID-19 pandemic has stimulated many novel modes of creative collaboration via technologically-afforded “virtual” spaces. So while “the local” is being reclaimed as the foundationalcollaborative locus\, it is simultaneously taking on new registers\, since even disparate spaces and places can be conjoined to form new virtual localities. Here Sun Ra’s insistence that “space is the place” takes on dynamic new valences\, from local place to cyberspace.  We welcome proposalsfor individual papers\, performances\, panel discussions\, and hybrid formats that engage this theme. Assuming travel is possible in 2022\, we are planning for a hybrid conference with robust on-the-ground activities but also opportunities for remote participation.  Host(s): Queensland Conservatorium  Website: http://www.ajirn.com/  Submissions Due: Jan 31\, 2022″
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SUMMARY:Vocal Improvisation Techniques – Riffing \, Scatting & Song Styling
DESCRIPTION:Find your voice & sing it YOUR way!\nLearn and practice techniques and exercises to perform and style a song. The techniques we practice in t
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SUMMARY:Accessibility  In The Music Industry
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a live zoom interview Q&A and Community Engagement session with  accessibility activists in the music industry!\n\n\nThis event is sponsored by Finessed Media\, Inc. and hosted by Saige Defreitas.  \nRSVP to attend \n— \nIn the music industry\, there is a lack of accessibility that affects the majority of musicians and fans with disabilities. In this event\, Cassie Wilson and Sabeerah Najee will be speaking to us about their initiatives and efforts to making the industry more accessible and why it can no longer be overlooked.  \nWe will be joined by: \nCassie Wilson (she/her) – Founder of Half/Access \nSabeerah Najee – Artist/ DJ  \n— \nAgenda: \n12 – 12:10pm EST Introductions \n12:10 – 12:45pm EST Interview with Cassie Wilson + Sabeerah Najee \n12:45 – 1:00pm EST Q&A with the audience  \n1:00 – 1:30 pm EST Community Networking Session \n\n\n\nCassie Wilson fell in love with live music as a teen and could be found at every local show for her favorite upcoming artists in Portland. Born with a form of Dwarfism that led to her being an ambulatory wheelchair user\, after a few years of being front row at every show\, Cassie started speaking up on social media about the inaccessibility of concert venues. She connected with other disabled music fans across the country experiencing similar challenges and decided to start Half Access as a way to increase accessibility to live music for everyone.  \n\n\n\nSabeerah Najee\, a Long Beach native\, has been surrounded by music since birth. During the 90s\, Najee’s father was a security guard to many artists in the music industry. Her mother and grandmother filled the home with music by serenading their home and her grandfather has an impressive collection of every jazz record you could think of. Najee was born with Spina Bifida and requires the use of a wheelchair to get around. Despite these obstacles\, her loved ones instilled in her that she can do anything she puts her mind to. Once she fell in love with DJing\, her passion continued to be her driving force\, as she is living out her dreams. Sabeerah has DJ’d the second annual Soulection Experience at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles\, has opened for legendary EDM producer Mr.Carmack on his tour\, and recently DJ’d Coachella’s Mojave stage to name a few. She is also the Concept Producer for Goldenvoice’s accessibility initiative\, Accessible+. Sabeerah is a firm believer in manifestation and that with the power of community\, any dream is attainable.
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SUMMARY:Basic Vocal Techniques – FREE Online Vocal Class -Eve Soto VIEW ALL CLASSES
DESCRIPTION:This is a fun and interactive online singing class in which you will learn the techniques needed to practice to improve your singing
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