Women Succeeding In Music
featured series @ 27th Cutting Edge CE
August 22 - 24, 2019 @ InterContinental Hotel New Orleans
Jan Ramsey to receive 2112 Women Entrepreneur Award
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NEW ORLEANS -
From "having it all" to "knowing their value," women in the workplace are claiming their future and charting their destiny. The music and entertainment industry is yet another industry that is witnessing the awakening of the economic impact of women artists, entrepreneurs and executives excelling professionally, establishing their value and becoming leaders in the music business community. However, how is this accomplished? Unfortunately, there are no quick answers or magic bullets.
The
“Women Succeeding in Music”
(schedule)
series will feature voices from the frontline of gender equality and excellence--those who have succeeded, and those who are still aspiring to make their mark in the music industry.
Join the 27th Annual Cutting Edge CE Conferences and Events as it presents panel discussions on the impact of women artists, entrepreneurs, and executives in the music industry.
WHO IS SPEAKING
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2112 Woman Entrepreneur Award Recipient
Jan Ramsey
, Publisher, Editor-in-Chief, OffBeat Magazine
Recipient of the 2112 Woman Entrepreneur Award, given by Cutting Edge's partner organization; 2112 Chicago Tech - Music - Film Incubator.
Jan Ramsey started OffBeat and its associated entities almost three decades ago as an effort to improve and expand local music culture and business. Known for her scathing “Mojo Mouth” essays, Jan has been a music activist since the early 1980s, loves local culture and lives down the street from the former site of the H&R Bar — which was blown away by Katrina — just to prove it. She is a native New Orleanian and a (former) good Catholic girl.
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Kennetta Piper, CEO, The Birthing Point
Kennetta Piper, CEO, of The Birthing Point, a lifestyle brand, earned a MS in Mental Health Counseling and a BS in Broadcast Journalism. She is also a Life Coach and Licensed MFT.
Through her work first in Corporate America, and then through Education (teaching, counseling and consulting), the non profit sector and finally as an Entrepreneur, she has developed an extensive background in project management, program development, brand strategy, digital marketing, artist booking and management and event production.
Kennetta serves as Brand Strategist, Consultant, and Event Producer for her firm and for many events in Austin and throughout the US, including SXSW, film festivals, and music festivals. She is also a speaker, blogger, and visual storyteller. Her "minds spins differently"!
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Michèle Vice-Maslin, Emmy Award Winning / #1 Hit Music Producer / Music Arranger/ Songwriter/ Music Publisher
Michèle Vice-Maslin is an Emmy Winning, #1 hit Music Producer/Music Arranger/ Songwriter, Music Publisher who composes (both music & lyrics) and produces- arrangers for artists/ films/television/ads/ promos/ games, etc. She has had numerous hit songs and cuts all over the world as well as over 5000 music placements. Her music can be heard on radio & television every day - 7 days a week/365 days a year.
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Lillian Taylor, Esq.
Lillian is a noted trademark attorney, producer, as well as a classical pianist, singer, composer. She earned her BA from The Colorado College, and JD from Hastings College of the Law. Lillian was also a Senior Strategic Negotiator of IP Infrastructure at Walmart, served as Senior Negotiator for Procurement at Girl Scouts USA, and as general counsel to a venture capitalist.
Lillian is the host and producer of the podcast, the Get Up and Shine Show, and lyricist, vocalist of Earth Anthem, selected for the Florence Belsky Third Music compilation:
She has been a guest commentator on the Progressive News Network, storyteller on the Bard’s Grove, and speaks on intellectual property for the artists.
Lillian is collaborating presently with animation house, 3OjosPosts, and veteran producer Flavia Andrade Lima, bringing to life, the Zinies, a children’s series featuring ambulatory flowers who teach children to maintain mindfulness despite life’s difficulties, winner of Best Trailer at the Miami Web Fest 2019. Trailer at
AsanteWorks.com
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Linda Septien, CEO of Septien Entertainment Group
Linda Septien is a music artist development professional with 25+ years of experience, whose success is measured by the number of music industry professionals she has nurtured throughout her career. As CEO of Septien Entertainment Group, Linda is the forefront authority on vocal technique and vocal branding for all ages of artists. With over 12,000 students to her record, including branded icons Jessica Simpson, Demi Lovato, Selena Gomez, Kacey Musgraves and Destiny’s Child among many more, Linda prides herself on her ability to not only recognize talent, but also create an effective development strategy in order to launch their career including the art of stage presence, vocal style branding, and image.
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LaTosha Brown, TruthSpeaks Consulting, Inc.
LaTosha Brown is an award-winning organizer, philanthropic consultant, political strategist and jazz singer with over twenty years of experience working in the non-profit and philanthropy sectors on a wide variety of issues related to political empowerment, social justice, economic development, leadership development, wealth creation, and civil rights. She is the co-founder of Black Voters Matter Fund, a power building southern based civic engagement organization that played an instrumental role in the 2017 Alabama U.S. Senate race. Ms. Brown is the principal owner of TruthSpeaks Consulting, Inc., a philanthropy advisory consulting firm in Atlanta, GA. For more than 25 years, she has served as a consultant and advisor for individual donors, government, public foundations, and private donors. Throughout her career, Ms. Brown has distinguished herself as a trusted expert and resource in political strategy, rural development and special programming for a number of national and regional philanthropies. She is the founding project director of Grantmakers for Southern Progress.
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Marcia Groff, Entertainment Enterprises
Founder Marcia Groff has worked in many areas of the entertainment industry. Prior affiliations include EMI America Records, as National Coordinator of Artist Development, working with recording industry luminaries such as Kenny Rogers, Kim Carnes, David Bowie and Sir Cliff Richard, as well as various entertainment public relation firms working on accounts that included Julie Andrews, Eartha Kitt and Barbara Eden, to name a few. While at CCR Video Corporation/Facets Entertainment she worked on Discovery Channel's award-winning television series “Hollywood Chronicles” and A&E's Cable Ace nominated series “The Edge and Beyond,” narrated by James Coburn. PBS productions include the “Feather Awards,” a ballroom dancing awards show and “Dave Koz: Off the Beaten Path, Live from Trinidad and Tobago.” Recent production credits include several reality based pilots and documentaries including “Music Dreams…An American Story.”
Currently Entertainment Enterprises is the media consultant for Hit City Digital and the Baton Rouge based band Henry Turner, Jr. & Flavor, as well as Lilli Lewis, Noisewater, Bon Bon Vivant and film director Renee Edwards.
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Nadine M. Ramsey, Esq
Former, District "C" Councilmember Nadine M. Ramsey represented the largest and most diverse district in New Orleans, which includes Algiers, the French Quarter, Treme, Bywater, and Marigny.
Nadine served as Judge for Orleans Parish Civil District Court from 1997-2009. She was elected by her colleagues Chief Judge in 2007 and 2008. Before being elected Judge, she ran her own law firm for nine years gaining a wealth of knowledge in small business operations and learning the importance of small businesses to New Orleans.
Nadine Ramsey attended Newcomb College where she earned a B.A. in Political Science. After earning her bachelor's, Councilmember Ramsey attended Cornell University Law School where she won the American Jurisprudence Prize for Constitutional Law and earned her Juris Doctor Degree from Tulane University Law School. From there she launched a career rooted in public advocacy and service.
As a partner in Pailet, Ramsey and Ostendorf, LLC, she handled a broad range of media and entertainment matters, including motion picture and digital media transactions. She has handled matters involving Louisiana incentives for motion picture investor tax credit, and digital interactive media tax credits.
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Sera Buras, professionally known as “Serabee”
The Mississippi Songbird "I was born on Saturday and singing on Sunday," as Sera so aptly puts it. “Music is in my blood and the road I’ve traveled can’t help but form my music.” Sera Buras, professionally known as “Serabee,” hails from Kiln, Mississippi with the wandering strains of roadhouse blues and rollicking revivals physically embedded in her songs. Irresistible pop, country and R&B adorn her soulful vocal presence and piano playing. As a singer, songwriter and musician, the creative edge of Sera points to this soulful artist’s deep roots and colorful background in the American South.
Growing up the daughter of a Pentecostal minister father (always a bluesman at heart) and singer/songwriter mother, Sera was raised on the music of Ray Charles, Jerry Lee Lewis, Johnny Cash, Sam Cooke, Bob Dylan, Dolly, Aretha and of course...good ole gospel music. Realizing her musical ambition at an early age, she traveled with her family’s tent revival, leading the musical praise and worship, excelling on the Hammond B-3 organ and piano. Striking out on her own, Sera began performing in New Orleans & Mississippi clubs where she garnered quite a local following. The soulful songstress created two independent recordings catching the attention of veteran music industry executives, Doug Morris, Gary Katz and LA Reid. She was signed to major labels, Universal and Sony, where she released an EP (Serabee) and had the ITunes single of the week, “Driving Me Stupid.” She also became a finalist on the first season of “The Voice” on Blake Shelton's team. As a naturally gifted songwriter, with a strong commercial appeal, Sera penned the number one smash “Crazy Chick” for platinum sensation Charlotte Church in Europe and has since been writing with the hit makers in Nashville, London and New York. Sera recently returned home to record her latest album drawing on her natural ability and southern heritage and without the interruption of major label politics. She says it will be very poignant and nostalgic.....the prodigal daughter returning home from major label deals and touring the world to embrace her roots to record what she calls "the front porch songs" in a historical 1920s church turned studio in New Orleans. Sera is hoping this southern, soulful direction will finally be the sound that her fans and the world will know her for.
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Amy Lott,
Multi-Instrumentalist and Singer-Songwriter
Amy Lott, hails from Meridian, MS, the birthplace of Country Music. Make no mistake though, Amy Lott is not a country artist. Yes, she is influenced by her birthright but Amy has transcended the genre and has created a sound that, while reminiscent of Linda Ronstadt, Flying Burrito Brothers and others, is decidedly her own sound. Amy’s music reflects her own personal struggles and achievements and stands alone as a beacon of optimism. Recently, Amy recorded her first EP of original music in Nashville, Brooklyn, NY and New Orleans, LA with an Ace band and producer Drew Young at the helm. 2018 finds Amy releasing her EP and the first single, You Give Me Hope, leading the charge. The animated video of the single has been viewed 2.5 million times! You can catch Amy on the stage throughout the American South with international appearances in the UK and Sweden. This is definitely an artist not to be missed.
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Jessi Campo, Musician, Jazz vocalist, Owner of Javi Production
Jessi’s distinctive and memorable voice plus glamorous attire compliment her heartfelt performances and make her an incredible entertainer with a radiant personality who captures all audiences. Often compared to Natalie Cole and Etta James and La Lupe in her vocal style, she is indisputably an exceptional talent.
Born in New York of Latin descent, Jessi Campo started singing and writing songs on her guitar at the age of 12 and as a bilingual Singer/Songwriter has been awarded many certificates of recognition. Jessi’s specialty is to capture a memorable moment through her lyrics and interpretations so that each person who is present feels her music.
Inspired by friends, family and her parents Giovanni and Nina who have performed with many famous Latin performers back in the days such as Tito Puente, Peres Prado, Beny More and many more, Jessi will release her Bilingual CD this year.
The upcoming CD, titled “La Pasion de La Lupe will be filled with classics like “Que Te Pedi” and other Cuban Boleros plus a couple of originals. The entire CD will be memorable and transport you back in time. Thanks to the exceptional production of Jose D Velazquez this album has captured the essence of the Cuban sound with a crossover fusion and collaboration of musicians from Spain, Los Angeles and Miami. Each classic and original song takes on new life and meaning for every listener that will be part of a memory in the past or a moment in the present. You will be sure to enjoy her heartfelt authenticity and passion in her Bolero CD.
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Carmen Sunda, Director Louisiana Small Business Development Centers - Owner, Louisiana Red Hot Records
As Director of the LSBDC Greater New Orleans and Bayou Region, Sunda is responsible for the management and operations of a 10-parish regional SBDC with multiple collaborative partners. Sunda has over thirty years of experience in assisting small businesses in achieving growth, profitability and sustainability. She has been recognized nationally for her expertise and innovation.
Her areas of specialty include strategic marketing, loan packaging, market research, management and risk management. She was named the Louisiana SBDC State Star in 2007 and awarded the SBA 2009 Financial Services Champion of the Year for the state of Louisiana. In 2015, she was honored as one of the 50 Women of the Year by CityBusiness and awarded a Louisiana Economic Development Collaborative Excellence Award for collaborative partnership with St. John the Baptist parish.
Sunda led the LSBDC GNOBR team in assisting small businesses in recovering and rebuilding after the 2005 Hurricanes Katrina/Rita, 2008 Hurricanes Gustav/Ike, 2010 BP Oil Spill Disaster and Hurricane Isaac in 2012. The LSBDC GNOBR was awarded the Louisiana SBDC Center Innovation award in 2011 and 2013 and was named the top SBDC in the Nation for 2013 by the U.S. Small Business Administration receiving the National Small Business Development Center Service Excellence and Innovation Award.
Sunda owned her own business and was an assistant professor for over 25 years with Loyola University and the University of New Orleans. She holds an MBA from the University of New Orleans.
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Magdalen Bickford, Labor Law - Management Attorney
Magdalen Bickford represents business, management, and employers in labor and employment litigation. She also consults employers on best practices in the workplace, provides guidance on policy and procedure drafting and implementation, provides management training and education, and provides other general legal counsel.
Magdalen has litigated, lectured, and counseled extensively in all areas of labor and employment law, with representative topics including labor relations, employment policies, and procedures for employee handbooks; hiring, counseling, and separation of employees; employee discipline; reduction in force; leave; employee growth and development; employee benefits; workers’ compensation; noncompete agreements; privacy issues; compensation plans and strategies; restructuring and downsizing; discrimination; arbitration; Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) laws; the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA); the Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA); the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA); and general federal and state legal compliance, as well as general policies and procedures in the workplace. She has successfully appeared in numerous courts and administrative agencies on behalf of management in several states, as well as the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission and National Labor Relations Board.
Magdalen began her practice representing unions and their employees in labor maters, tort, and workers' compensation claims. In 1996, Magdalen joined The SunShine Pages, a regional independent telephone directory company with headquarters in Louisiana, as Vice President of Human Resources and Corporate Counsel. In that capacity, she represented management and created the Human Resources Department for The SunShine Pages, and grew the company from 40 to approximately 300 employees with operations in six states. In addition to managing all aspects of human resources and employment law, Magdalen handled litigation risk management; governmental compliance and lobbying; internal investigations; contractual negotiations and obligations; and regulatory and telecommunication issues before the Federal Communications Commission as well as the Public Service Commissions of Louisiana, Florida, and Texas. In her role as Corporate Counsel, she was also responsible for general litigation.
Magdalen returned to firm practice in 2001, where she continued to focus on management labor relations, employment law, and corporate litigation. She has also represented several non-profit and educational institutions in addition to her corporate clients. She has pioneered in the area of charter school labor relations in her representation of several schools which have been targeted for collective bargaining. She is an aggressive litigator who looks for creative solutions which fit the needs of our clients. Her multifaceted experience makes her adept and effective at advising clients on efficacious solutions for workplace issues.
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Julia Scott, Esq. Film & Television Industry Expert
With over 20 years of working in the film and television industry, Julia has a unique combination of business, creative and legal experience that gives her an in-depth understanding of entertainment business and legal affairs.
Before attending law school, she worked as an award-winning Documentary Filmmaker, Production Executive, Director’s Associate, Production Coordinator, and Assistant to Director. After graduating from law school, she worked as an Associate Attorney at a boutique entertainment law firm where she represented producers, financiers, and distributors in a broad range of acquisition, development, production, distribution, and finance transactions. Julia later joined The Walt Disney Company, where she worked exclusively on Marvel and DreamWorks matters for Walt Disney Studios Distribution and as Counsel to The Baby Einstein Company. While there, she gained extensive experience in development, production, distribution, marketing and advertising, consumer protection, product development, intellectual property, privacy, and antitrust matters.
In addition to her current work as Principal of LOJS, Julia is Of Counsel to Peter J. Dekom, a Law Corp., a Contributing Author for Lexis Practice Advisor by Lexis/Nexis, and a Board Member of the Southwestern Law School Alumni Association.
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Julia Scott, Esq. Film & Television Industry Expert
With over 20 years of working in the film and television industry, Julia has a unique combination of business, creative and legal experience that gives her an in-depth understanding of entertainment business and legal affairs.
Before attending law school, she worked as an award-winning Documentary Filmmaker, Production Executive, Director’s Associate, Production Coordinator, and Assistant to Director. After graduating from law school, she worked as an Associate Attorney at a boutique entertainment law firm where she represented producers, financiers, and distributors in a broad range of acquisition, development, production, distribution, and finance transactions. Julia later joined The Walt Disney Company, where she worked exclusively on Marvel and DreamWorks matters for Walt Disney Studios Distribution and as Counsel to The Baby Einstein Company. While there, she gained extensive experience in development, production, distribution, marketing and advertising, consumer protection, product development, intellectual property, privacy, and antitrust matters.
In addition to her current work as Principal of LOJS, Julia is Of Counsel to Peter J. Dekom, a Law Corp., a Contributing Author for Lexis Practice Advisor by Lexis/Nexis, and a Board Member of the Southwestern Law School Alumni Association.
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Lilli Lewis, A&R, Louisiana Red Hot Records
Louisiana Red Hot Records’ award-winning singer/songwriter Lilli Lewis is known for her powerful vocals and progressive style of music. The folk rock diva is a sought after featured performer on mainstages across the United States and abroad.
A prolific writer, composer and producer, Lilli has appeared with musical elites on the New Orleans scene such as Kirk Joseph’s Backyard Groove, (sousaphone master and founding member of the Dirty Dozen Brass Band), Little Freddie King, Dash Rip Rock, and Gina Forsyth, to mention a few.
Lewis and her band have been Regional Finalists for the Mountain Stage New Song Competition as well as Hard Rock Rising Global Band Battle. Notable festival appearances include the National Black Arts Festival, Atlanta’s Music Midtown, the Southern Womyn’s Music Festival, and various Pride festivals throughout the US.
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Jula Ducre, Executive Producer at Crescent City Radio
JuLa DuCre (pronounced Julay DuCray) has been the Executive Producer/Host of Real Talk Big G Radio at Crescent City Radio (New Orleans) since 2011. She broadcast live every Saturday at 8:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. Central. Listen to live stream at www.crescentcityradio.com or on Tunein Radio.
Crescent City Radio | Music for your mind
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In addition, JuLa DuCre is the Executive Producer of the all new radio station Real Talk Big G Radio based in New Orleans, Louisiana. The station play all genres of music. In between shows you can catch a live show/episode with the most amazing hosts.
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Series programming
Creative Success – What is the success value? Is it the process, the product, or the admiration of the listener? Money?
This panel will include artists, producers, managers, and record executives who will share their experiences and views on the pathways to success for today's women artists.
Women Entrepreneurs: Stories from the Frontline – How small moments and big ideas made business dreams come true. Talent Disruption: Performance critiquing
Women entrepreneurs conduct a mentoring session via stories of how they used their ideas, efforts, and brains to forge their businesses.
Ethics after #MeToo [Legal/CLE 1.0 cr. hr.]
This panel will cover rules of professional conduct within Me Too litigation. Privacy, morals, and interpretation of conduct during the discovery process will be examined, including best practices for preservation, the collection of electronic documents and protecting client's information.
Holding Your Own: Sacrifices and Consequences - The Masterminds Roundtable
What does success look like? What are your triumphs and losses?
Join the 27th Annual Cutting Edge CE Conferences and Events as it presents panel discussions on the impact of women artists, entrepreneurs, and executives in the music industry.
Music Entrepreneurship and Music Business Essentials
(In Conjunction with 2112 Chicago - Music Film Creative Technology Incubator)
Opportunities for music entrepreneurs have increased due to the growing need for business infrastructure in the global music industry. Businesses can provide services to help musicians achieve their career goals and create new avenues for consumers to purchase or utilize music products.
The growing need for business infrastructure has reached a level not seen before in the “indie label” music era and fueled in part by:
- Technology creating cross-platform music sales in films and digital media
- Changes in laws governing contracts and intellectual property
- The retiring of experienced music business professionals.
Cutting Edge CE Conferences and Events
will also offer state-of-the-art information in the following areas:
- Management for music entrepreneurs
- Branding your Music in the International Market - Meet the Swedes - Live at Heart Festival
- Legal advice on signing agreements
- Music for Advertising, Film & TV
- Successful booking and touring do’s and don’t
- Getting value out of your publicity and promotions
- A&R, distribution & licensing
For additional information on events and opportunities, please click
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Find everything about the 27th Cutting Edge CE Conferences and Events (August 21-24), Music Business Sessions, Cutting Edge Entertainment Law Seminar, Music Showcases, Films, the NOLA Downtown Music and Arts Festival and our sponsors
Follow the download link below, to download it to your phone or PC select the first link, to preview it choose the second link,
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Cutting Edge Artist Showcase Schedule 2019
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NEW ORLEANS (8/2/19) - Cutting Edge CE Conferences and Events presents emerging and important artists performing their original music in its 2019 NewWork Artist Showcase. Their performance schedule follows: (Subject to Change)
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Get ya' Saints Song On @
NOLA Downtown Music and Arts Festival
@ Duncan Plaza (across from City Hall)
Friday, August 23 & Saturday, August 24
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NEW ORLEANS -
Cutting Edge CE Conferences & Events'
NOLA Downtown Music and Arts Festival
will honor the New Orleans Saints Fans with a
"Get ya' Saints Song On"
celebration August 23 & 24 in Duncan Plaza, 323 Loyola Avenue. music by:
- Mista Kim (DeLarge)
- The Sheik
- CASME’
- Henry Turner, Jr.
- Delgado Jazz Ensemble
- The Grayhawk Band
- The Captain Ledge Band and more.
Cutting Edge CE Conferences and Events, take place August 21 - 24 at the InterContinental Hotel. for more information visit our website at
www.cuttingedgenola.com
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Through dynamic interactive exhibits, multigenerational educational programming, research facilities and engaging musical performances, the music New Orleans made famous is explored in all its forms.
Housed in the historic Old U.S. Mint, strategically located at the intersection of the French Quarter and the Frenchmen Street live music corridor, the New Orleans Jazz Museum is in the heart of the city's vibrant music scene.
Through partnerships with local, national and international educational institutions, the New Orleans Jazz Museum promotes the global understanding of jazz as one of the most innovative, historically pivotal musical art forms in world history.
Jazz Collection
The New Orleans Jazz Museum's collection is the largest and most comprehensive of its kind in the world.
The Jazz Collection chronicles the music and careers of the men and women who created, enhanced and continue in the tradition of New Orleans jazz at the local, national and international levels. It consists of instruments, pictorial sheet music, photographs, records, tapes, manuscripts and other items ranging from Louis Armstrong's first coronet to a 1917 disc of the first jazz recording ever made. It includes the world's largest collection of instruments owned and played by important figures in jazz- trumpets, cornets, trombones, clarinets and saxophones played by jazz greats such as Bix Beiderbecke, Edward "Kid" Ory, George Lewis, Sidney Bechet and Dizzy Gillespie.
Other artifacts in the Jazz Collection include some 12,000 photographs from the early days of jazz; recordings in a wide variety of formats, including over 4,000 78 rpm records that date from 1905 to the mid-1950s, several thousand 12-inch LPs and 45 rpm records, approximately 1,400 reel-to-reel tapes; posters, paintings and prints; hundreds of examples of sheet music from late 19th-century ragtime to popular songs of the 1940s and 1950s - many of them first editions that became jazz standards; several hundred rolls of film featuring concert and nightclub footage, funerals, parades, and festivals; hundred of pieces of relevant ephemera; and architectural fragments from important jazz venues...
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