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ANNOUNCING OUR NEXT JAZZ FESTIVALNEW DATES! May 26-29, 2022 !!SWING IS HERE!An All-Star Tribute to Terry GibbsGuest of Honor: Terry Gibbs![]() |
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May 27-29, 2022 Four Points Sheraton at LAX.
May 26: Woody Herman Four Brothers Celebration at Balboa Pavilion.
Jazz Legend Terry Gibbs just turned 97 years old and has been a big part of our events for over thirty years. His career has encompassed many eras and has created one of the most significant musical legacies in the history of jazz and big band music.
Please plan to join us as we celebrate his legacy in a big way. It will be a musical “this is your life” that will be very special.
Throughout the four day event there will be concerts of bands that he was part plus concerts of his own groups large and small.
Most notably there will be two nights of The Terry Gibbs Dream Band featuring all the classic music from the pens of Al Cohn, Bill Holman, Shorty Rogers, Bob Brookmeyer and Marty Paich.
*Three Full Days of Big Bands and Small Groups
*Featuring Ken Peplowski, Chuck Redd, Charlie Shoemake, Gerry Gibbs, Tom Ranier, Kim Richmond, Scott Whitfield, Chuck Berghofer, Doug Webb, Frank Devito, Carl Saunders, Ron Stout, Steve Huffsteter, Ricky Woodard, Gene Cipriano, Jerry Pinter, The Terry Gibbs Dream Band and dozens of L.A.’s finest musicians.
*Films, Panels and Special Presentations
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*The special
"Members Only-Limited Edition" CD
*Advance notice and discounts to all
events
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Institute Archive. We also welcome donations of all types of jazz materials
including recordings in all formats, books, magazines, paper items, artwork
Members Only CD
Currently there are 4
"members only" CDs to choose from. Quanities are extremely limited.
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materials and make them accessible to scholars, students, researchers and the
jazz community. To accomplish this, we actively acquire new materials and
continue to seek out important private collections. We also provide a setting
where musicians and their estates can donate or loan their materials with the
assurance that they will be preserved for future generations.
One of the things that makes the LAJI unique is
that we actively use the materials in the Archive by maintaining a busy schedule
of outreach activities including concerts, festivals, broadcasts, publications
and the release of important recordings on compact disc. Member support along
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