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William Lowe
Fondateur chez
Richmond Jazz Society, Inc.
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William S.
Lowe has founded the Richmond Jazz Society, Inc. in 1979 and holds the title of Director since its founding.
Postes actifs de William Lowe
| Sociétés | Poste | Début |
|---|---|---|
Richmond Jazz Society, Inc.
 Richmond Jazz Society, Inc. Richmond Jazz Society, Inc. is dedicated to the education, preservation, and advancement of jazz, with a special focus on significant contributions to the art form. The private company is based in Richmond, VA. The organization offers programs such as artist referrals, outreach initiatives, and jazz preservation efforts including the Jazz Preservation Initiative and a multimedia exhibition titled "Jazz: The Early Years." It supports live jazz experiences through events like the weekly Dominion Energy Jazz Cafe at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, featuring diverse jazz artists and styles. Educational outreach includes the James S. Bracey, Jr. Education and Outreach Program, which presents interactive performances for seniors and youth by professional ensembles. The society also promotes projects like “Daddy, What is Jazz?”, an album by the RVA Jazz Collective that blends original jazz compositions with spoken word and African percussion. Brown, G. Khari Branch, James Branch, James S. Bracey, Lawrence E. Stanley, Nelson R. Lawson, Pierre A. Ames, Robert L. Payne, William S. Lowe. The company was founded in 1979 by B. J. | Fondateur | 01/01/1979 |
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Richmond Jazz Society, Inc.
Richmond Jazz Society, Inc. Richmond Jazz Society, Inc. is dedicated to the education, preservation, and advancement of jazz, with a special focus on significant contributions to the art form. The private company is based in Richmond, VA. The organization offers programs such as artist referrals, outreach initiatives, and jazz preservation efforts including the Jazz Preservation Initiative and a multimedia exhibition titled "Jazz: The Early Years." It supports live jazz experiences through events like the weekly Dominion Energy Jazz Cafe at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, featuring diverse jazz artists and styles. Educational outreach includes the James S. Bracey, Jr. Education and Outreach Program, which presents interactive performances for seniors and youth by professional ensembles. The society also promotes projects like “Daddy, What is Jazz?”, an album by the RVA Jazz Collective that blends original jazz compositions with spoken word and African percussion. Brown, G. Khari Branch, James Branch, James S. Bracey, Lawrence E. Stanley, Nelson R. Lawson, Pierre A. Ames, Robert L. Payne, William S. Lowe. The company was founded in 1979 by B. J. |
