Seen & Heard: Bay Area Women in Jazz & Beyond

When

March 13, 2024 - March 27, 2024    
7:00 pm - 10:00 pm

Where

SFJAZZ Center - SF Jazz
201 Franklin Street, , San Francisco, California, 94102

Event Type

Bay Area Women Take Center Stage in March’s Discover Jazz Series

This March, SFJAZZ presents a captivating series dedicated to the phenomenal women shaping the Bay Area’s jazz scene. Curated by the esteemed pianist and SFJAZZ Lead Teaching Artist, Tammy L. Hall, “Discover Jazz” promises an inspiring exploration of “unsung and yet to be sung” voices.

Throughout the month, the series sheds light on the remarkable contributions of female instrumentalists and vocalists. These accomplished musicians, each a force in their own right, come together under the unifying banner of jazz. Get ready to embark on a musical odyssey celebrating the legacy of these women pioneers and their enduring impact on future generations.

“Discover Jazz” serves as a platform for discovery, illumination, and elevation. It’s a chance to appreciate the artistry of exceptional women who often fly under the radar. We’ll witness their masterful musicianship, their innovative compositions and arrangements, and their unwavering dedication to pushing the boundaries of jazz.

Prepare to be captivated by the artistry of these talented women. They’ll inspire you with their passion, their technical prowess, and their unique styles. This series isn’t just about celebrating the past; it’s about acknowledging the profound legacy these women are building, paving the way for a new generation of female musicians to take center stage.

SFJAZZ’s “Discover Jazz” series promises an unforgettable month of music, filled with vibrant performances and the chance to discover the hidden gems of the Bay Area’s jazz scene. Whether you’re a seasoned jazz aficionado or simply curious to delve deeper into this dynamic genre, this series is guaranteed to leave you enriched and inspired. Mark your calendars and get ready to experience the power of female musicianship firsthand!

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