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The Jazz History Database is an active and growing library of materials focused on the preservation and education of the History of Jazz in New England. We invite jazz historians, musicians, family members, educators and students to contribute materials!

 

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If your materials are already digitized, use the easy upload page to securely send your photos, audio, video, and more to the JHDB team.

Contribution Guide

Do you have historical materials that you would like to put into your computer? Check out this friendly guide to help you digitize photos, recordings, videos and more!

Contact the Team

Find out how to have the team digitize your materials for free! Send us your materials or request a team visit for on-site material digitization.

Contact us if you're interested in setting up a research program at your school - for academic credit. We have a full guide for that too!

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

Research Methods For Local/Regional Musicians

A lecture delivered at WPI by Chet Williamson

"Worcester's Jazz History Database"

Jazz Music Blog, by Tom Reney

"How Can You Research Jazz and Its History?"

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

Jazzed

The official magazine of the Jazz Education Network (JEN)
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