Lennie Tristano Symposium - Jazz History Database

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Lennie Tristano Symposium - Panelists

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		Symposium Welcome Professor Richard Falco ~3 mins Welcome and Credits Professor Eunmi Shim ~4 mins Tristano Background and Panelist Introduction

		Connie Crothers Panelist Session - Part 1 Panelist Session - Part 2 Questions: Tristano's Requiem Blues Polyrhythms and Drummers Psychology Confidence

		Jimmy Halperin Panelist Session - Part 1 Panelist Session - Part 2 Panelist Session - Part 3

		Bud Tristano Panelist Session Questions: Family The Legacy Jazz as Living Art Other Pianists

		Harvey Diamond Panelist Session and Performance Connie Crothers Melodic Demonstration Jimmy Halperin Polyrhythmic Demonstration Questions: Techniques Singers Learning from Tristano

		Eunmi Shim Panelist Session - Part 1 Panelist Session - Part 2 with musical examples Panelist Session - Part 3

Research at WPI

Prof. Falco talks about the Jazz History Database and the importance of preservation

The Holy Trinity of Milford, MA

Lecture by Steve Minichiello regarding Boots Mussulli, Ziggy Minichiello (Kelly), & Bob Varney

"How Can You Research Jazz and Its History?"

A lecture delivered at WPI on Sunday April 15, 2012 by Dr. Lewis Porter

Visual Arts: Jazz

Photography and paintings, by and about jazz musicians

Jazz Poetry

Audio, video, and written poetry inspired by jazz

Studio 3

Performances and interviews from the nationally-acclaimed TV series

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