Instrumental jazz is full of variety, nuance, and history, making it invaluable to the holistic education of students in any band program. Playing in a successful, well-run middle or high school jazz band can connect students with the past and present of American music while they grow as young musicians through expanding their creativity, teamwork, and critical thinking skills. Unfortunately, many band directors find themselves teaching jazz despite having limited experience or training, and may be uncomfortable with asking for help, or unaware of where and how to do so. Drawing on their shared teaching experiences, the clinicians lead attendees through the basics of programming for, rehearsing, and administering a school jazz program, while sharing resources to foster short- and long-term professional growth as a jazz educator. Join us for this immersive experience brought to you in partnership by MakMusic Cloud and Alfred Music.Time stamps:
0:00 - Introduction
1:45 - What to expect
4:30 - Jazz band instrumentation and set up
7:09 - Jazz band history
9:00 - Our jazz program structure
15:19 - Wind instrument style of playing
17:54 - What is swing style?
19:30 - Articulations and vocalizations
27:15 - What is “Roofing”?
29:55 - Drum set notation
33:33 - Rhythm section
43:55 - Sample rehearsal plan
46:09 - Repertoire considerations
48:48 - Improvisation and listening
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