October 6, 2008
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New Jazz Organization Conducts Survey |
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Jazz Education Network (JEN) Invites All Jazz Musicians, Teachers, Students And Fans To Get Involved In Major New Effort To Develop New Connections |
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The newly established non-profit group, the Jazz Education Network (JEN), wants to know what jazz aficionados everywhere think about important musical issues. The information being collected will help shape the kinds of activities – both on-line and during in-person gatherings—that JEN organizes in the coming months. Your ideas and opinions really can make a difference. |
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To give your opinion (it only takes about five minutes!) about proposed JEN activities and events simply complete our 10-question survey: |
| Click here to participate in the JEN activities and events survey. |
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All jazz students, teachers, performers, music industry professionals, and jazz listeners are invited to take part in this quick electronic survey. For more information about the Jazz Education Network visit www.JazzEdNet.org. |
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You do NOT have to reveal your identity (unless you want to), but must note your broad geographic area (such as the state you live/work in) to complete the survey process. |
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JEN President Mary Jo Papich says, "This new organization will be what you need it to be…talk to us…we represent YOU…the teacher, the student, the musician, the technician, the producer, the businessman, the fan. Do let us know what you will find most valuable as we move ahead together." |
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The Jazz Education Network (JEN) is a new non-profit organization dedicated to building the jazz arts community by:
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Formed in June 2008 in Chicago, the new group made its formal debut this summer in San Antonio during the Texas Bandmasters Association’s gathering. The 16-member volunteer board includes an Executive Committee comprised of Bruce Silva, Julie Traenkenschuh, Lou Fischer, and Mary Jo Papich. |
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For additional information, contact Mary Jo Papich at mjpapich@JazzEdNet.org |
