May 24, 2012
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Jazz at Lincoln Center
Through education, Jazz at Lincoln Center wishes to engage listeners, performers, and educators of every age with a continuum of experiences in appreciation and performance that reflects the virtuosity, creativity, and inclusive spirit of jazz.
Each year, JALC Education programs reach over 50,000 participants through direct instruction and over another 30,000 indirectly with our curricula and print music library. Millions have access to our 5 interavtive websites.
JALC produces 20 education programs and resources that fall within four audience categories: Students and Teachers, Kids and Families, Adults and Online Learners. these programs can focus on teaching 9 month–5 year olds and their parents about the styles of jazz with WeBop!® to one-on-one interview with jazz artists at our Listening Parties to a jam session with high school students from across the country and Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra members at the annual Essentially Ellington Competition and Festival. Our resources give band directors an inside look at jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra rehearsals, insight into linking American History with history of jazz music and a library of high quality arrangement for jazz ensembles of all ages and abilities. More information can be found at jalc.org.
$10 rush tickets. Tickets available one hour before each event at the box office; subject to availability
Student discounts are $10 on Mondays, $15 for 9:30pm sets Sunday, Tuesday-Thursday and 11:30pm Friday and Saturday, $5 for After Hours
Up to two tickets at $10 each per valid ID (65 and older) for events produced by Jazz at Lincoln Center in the Rose Theater and the Allen Room. These tickets are available one hour prior to the scheduled start time at the Jazz at Lincoln Center Box Office. Offer is subject to availability.
- Directions: Subway: 1, A, B, C, D to 59th Street - Columbus Circle
- Box Office: (212)721-6500. Open Mon-Sat 10 am-6 pm (or 30 minutes past curtain) & Sun noon-6 pm (or 30 minutes past curtain)
- Disability Access: Fully accessible. Wheelchair available on a first come, first served basis at the Rose Theater and the Allen Room; for more information call the Operations Department at (212) 258-9958.
- Disability Assistance:
Hearing: Infrared hearing devices available in the Rose Theater and the Allen Room.
Vision: Audio guide, large-print and Braille materials available - On-Site Parking: On streets or in on-site lot (enter on 62nd or 65th Street between Broadway and Amsterdam Avenue)
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