Comments on: Listing Of Jazz Magazines: A great way to keep up to date with jazz http://www.allyourjazz.com/2009/06/listing-of-jazz-magazines-a-great-way-to-keep-up-to-date-with-jazz/ All the Jazz You Need To Know! Mon, 06 Feb 2012 17:49:49 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: David Haney http://www.allyourjazz.com/2009/06/listing-of-jazz-magazines-a-great-way-to-keep-up-to-date-with-jazz/comment-page-1/#comment-28889 David Haney Mon, 11 Jul 2011 16:59:53 +0000 http://www.allyourjazz.com/?p=1803#comment-28889 You left out Cadence Magazine. a great independent journal for 35 years You left out Cadence Magazine. a great independent journal for 35 years

]]> By: The Global Jazz Network http://www.allyourjazz.com/2009/06/listing-of-jazz-magazines-a-great-way-to-keep-up-to-date-with-jazz/comment-page-1/#comment-9798 The Global Jazz Network Sun, 31 Jan 2010 11:55:02 +0000 http://www.allyourjazz.com/?p=1803#comment-9798 <strong>NEW JAZZ AUDIENCE multimedia entertainment & marketing consultants Media Contact: The Global Jazz Network PHONE: 443.642.8482 EMAIL: info@theglobaljazznetwork.com THE GLOBAL JAZZ NETWORK CELEBRATES SECOND ANNIVERSARY ON THE INTERNET AND OFFERS FREE WEBSITES AND PROMO TOOLS TO EMERGING, ESTABLISHED & ICONIC MEMBERS OF THE GLOBAL JAZZ COMMUNITY IMEDIATE RELEASE MEDIA ADVISORY PUBLIC SERVICE ANOUNCEMENT January 24, 2010 New York City – - In concert with New York CitiWorks, Inc. and People Helping People Through Technology, The Global Jazz Network is very excited to celebrate its second anniversary as a worldwide Jazz community service organization and online networking destination that connects emerging, established and iconic Jazz professionals to share ideas and information with the focus of broadening the awareness and advancement of the art & culture and science of Jazz through education and all things Jazz while interlacing the artists with diverse intergenerational audiences and Jazz business professionals. An original idea of Jazz singer/producer Tamm E Hunt, atistic director of TGJN a non-profit organization working together with New York CitiWorks, Inc. and People Helping People Through Technology, Inc. to broaden the awareness of Jazz worldwide. The social media network is often referred to as a Myspace for Jazz and offers free of charge memberships and promotional tools to Jazz musicians, Jazz Singers, Jazz media, Jazz radio, Jazz broadcasters, Jazz journalists, Jazz Clubs, Jazz Labels, Jazz magazines, Jazz promoters, Jazz students, Jazz organizations, Jazz critics, Jazz reviewers, Jazz photographers, Jazz music publishers, Jazz lecturers, Jazz educators, Jazz festivals, Jazz museums, Jazz dancers, Jazz schools, Jazz visual artist, Jazz ensembles and orchestras, Jazz managers and agents, Jazz websites, Jazz sponsors, Jazz lovers and all things Jazz ! @ http://www.thglobaljazznetwork.com/ Among those participating and supporting the ideas and goals of TGJN are Jazz luminaries and legends, trombonist Slide Hampton, Jazz Critic and author Scott Yanow, saxophonists/prodigy Grace Kelly and Jazz masters, saxophonist Chico Freeman, pianist Geoff Lapp, renowned singers Ann Hampton Callaway, Gloria Lynne, bassist Buster Williams, pianist composer Phillippe Saisse, maestro David Amram, The music department of Florida Memeorial University and drummer Alphonse Mouzon who are a few among the many gifted educators and artists worldwide that are members The Global Jazz Network. # # # # —The Global Jazz Network</strong> NEW JAZZ AUDIENCE multimedia entertainment & marketing consultants

Media Contact:

The Global Jazz Network
PHONE: 443.642.8482
EMAIL: info@theglobaljazznetwork.com

THE GLOBAL JAZZ NETWORK CELEBRATES SECOND ANNIVERSARY ON THE INTERNET AND OFFERS FREE WEBSITES AND PROMO TOOLS TO

EMERGING, ESTABLISHED & ICONIC MEMBERS OF

THE GLOBAL JAZZ COMMUNITY

IMEDIATE RELEASE

MEDIA ADVISORY

PUBLIC SERVICE ANOUNCEMENT

January 24, 2010

New York City – – In concert with New York CitiWorks, Inc. and People Helping People Through Technology, The Global Jazz Network is very excited to celebrate its second anniversary as a worldwide Jazz community service organization and online networking destination that connects emerging, established and iconic Jazz professionals to share ideas and information with the focus of broadening the awareness and advancement of the art & culture and science of Jazz through education and all things Jazz while interlacing the artists with diverse intergenerational audiences and Jazz business professionals.

An original idea of Jazz singer/producer Tamm E Hunt, atistic director of TGJN a non-profit organization working together with New York CitiWorks, Inc. and People Helping People Through Technology, Inc. to broaden the awareness of Jazz worldwide. The social media network is often referred to as a Myspace for Jazz and offers free of charge memberships and promotional tools to Jazz musicians, Jazz Singers, Jazz media, Jazz radio, Jazz broadcasters, Jazz journalists, Jazz Clubs, Jazz Labels, Jazz magazines, Jazz promoters, Jazz students, Jazz organizations, Jazz critics, Jazz reviewers, Jazz photographers, Jazz music publishers, Jazz lecturers, Jazz educators, Jazz festivals, Jazz museums, Jazz dancers, Jazz schools, Jazz visual artist, Jazz ensembles and orchestras, Jazz managers and agents, Jazz websites, Jazz sponsors, Jazz lovers and all things Jazz ! @ http://www.thglobaljazznetwork.com/

Among those participating and supporting the ideas and goals of TGJN are Jazz luminaries and legends, trombonist Slide Hampton, Jazz Critic and author Scott Yanow, saxophonists/prodigy Grace Kelly and Jazz masters, saxophonist Chico Freeman, pianist Geoff Lapp, renowned singers Ann Hampton Callaway, Gloria Lynne, bassist Buster Williams, pianist composer Phillippe Saisse, maestro David Amram, The music department of Florida Memeorial University and drummer Alphonse Mouzon who are a few among the many gifted educators and artists worldwide that are members The Global Jazz Network.

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—The Global Jazz Network

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