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"Under the Radar": Intro to Great Contemporary singers
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- What is your profession?
- Promoter, Agent, Visual Artist, Listener
- What Instrument Do you Play?
- none
- Where Are you located?
- Brooklyn, NY
- How did you find out about TGJN?
- Tamm E Hunt
- About Me:
- Bringing new ears to Americas home-grown music played /sung by the best Jazz musicians in NYC!
- Website:
- http://www.parlorjazz.com
"The best Jazz bargain in NYC!" Bill Francis, Entertainment/music journalist
ABOUT PARLORJAZZ! INC.
Still swingin' going on seven years, we continue to lure the best Jazz musicians to our Clinton Hill/Fort Greene home. While Jazz is the primary music played here, the musicians are free to stretch out across R&B, Funk, Neo-Soul, Nu-Jazz, Spoken-word, Blues and a bit of Gospel too! The audience is always very enthusiastic! Word of mouth, local city listings, internet postings and our website have attracted the attention of Jazz enthusiasts/musicians both locally and internationally.
Once a month we offer our home as a venue for jazz musicians to play, sing and swing, surrounded by contemporary and African art. Meet and hear some of the best jazz musicians that NYC has to offer in an atmosphere that is dedicated to bringing the jazz experience and its musicians together with the community. The musicians appreciate that we're supplying a unique venue that attracts a new audience for them in which they are the "main focus." The music and musicians alike are respected! The audience is as diverse as NYC, ranging in ages from 7 - 86, every cultural background and profession. Both the musicians and audiences love that "up close and personal" feeling of being "at the house party of a good friend" experiencing live jazz.
Before and between music sets, ParlorJazz! provides a wonderfully landscaped, softly lit, bi-level, backyard garden/gazebo area with a waterfall! When the weather gets chilly, we provide a warm chiminea fire in the gazebo for folks to sit around, offering a secluded, welcoming space to hang out, network, meet the musicians and new friends. For more information on our upcoming schedule or to see who's performed in the past, check out our website listed below on this page.
Still swingin' going on seven years, we continue to lure the best Jazz musicians to our Clinton Hill/Fort Greene home. While Jazz is the primary music played here, the musicians are free to stretch out across R&B, Funk, Neo-Soul, Nu-Jazz, Spoken-word, Blues and a bit of Gospel too! The audience is always very enthusiastic! Word of mouth, local city listings, internet postings and our website have attracted the attention of Jazz enthusiasts/musicians both locally and internationally.
Once a month we offer our home as a venue for jazz musicians to play, sing and swing, surrounded by contemporary and African art. Meet and hear some of the best jazz musicians that NYC has to offer in an atmosphere that is dedicated to bringing the jazz experience and its musicians together with the community. The musicians appreciate that we're supplying a unique venue that attracts a new audience for them in which they are the "main focus." The music and musicians alike are respected! The audience is as diverse as NYC, ranging in ages from 7 - 86, every cultural background and profession. Both the musicians and audiences love that "up close and personal" feeling of being "at the house party of a good friend" experiencing live jazz.
Before and between music sets, ParlorJazz! provides a wonderfully landscaped, softly lit, bi-level, backyard garden/gazebo area with a waterfall! When the weather gets chilly, we provide a warm chiminea fire in the gazebo for folks to sit around, offering a secluded, welcoming space to hang out, network, meet the musicians and new friends. For more information on our upcoming schedule or to see who's performed in the past, check out our website listed below on this page.
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Member Quotes About TGJN
I was just saying that you knocked this out of the park with TGJN. We have needed something like this for so long and I am telling my friends about this. I said that it is sort of like a myspace for jazz but it is actually so much more. This is real. The people here truly love jazz and we know people like that are not your average people.
I have felt for a long time that straight-ahead jazz has been slipping away from us. I have hope now that there will be a resurgence (or shall I say an insurgency:-) to bring this baby back full force!
You just knocked it out of the park. Thanks again.
xoxo,
Janie
Events
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Mel Brown Quartet
March 25, 2009 at 8pm to March 27, 2013 at 11pm – Jimmy Mak's
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Saturday JAZZ Nights at Chelsea Wine Bar
November 14, 2009 at 8:30pm to November 15, 2009 at 12:30am – Chelsea Wine Bar
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Jazz & Art Extravaganza!
November 15, 2009 from 3pm to 8pm – Emmy Lu Gallery
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Lee Summer's "Just Piano Series" presents...
November 19, 2009 from 7pm to 8pm – Triad Theatre
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Workout
December 3, 2009 from 9pm to 11pm – Casale Monferrato
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“Grazie”
December 17, 2009 from 6pm to 9pm – Ivrea
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Tish Oney - The Peggy Lee Project
January 10, 2010 from 7pm to 8:15pm – The Triad
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Jazz On Edge Volume 2
February 6, 2010 from 6pm to 10pm – Garden Theatre
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Happy New Year!
The competition is an online competiton.
The public and the judges will be votin on line.
In regard to your venue. The gig could be in 2010 because we don't know who is going to win nor where in the world they live. So you may want to consider that. If you do recinsider, you will recieve a hugh amount of PR and other opportunies and your logo will be linked high profile jazz name sponsors.
Have a splendid 2009!
Tamm E
and if you can let other folks know about
TGJN accross the board. It will be greatly
appreciated. 2009 is bringing a vocal jazz
competition tot he table. Would love it if
you would be a venue sponsor for the second
prize winner as well as judges for the competition.
Let me know ASAP!