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SFJAZZ "Black White, & Beyond: Jazz and Race" Panel, Spring 2001

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Title
SFJAZZ "Black White, & Beyond: Jazz and Race" Panel, Spring 2001
Alternative Title
Jazz Dialogues: Jazz and Race Panel
Series Title
2001 San Francisco Jazz Festival; Jazz Dialogues
Date Created
March 30th, 2001
Description
A three-day educational panel as a part of the "Jazz Dialogues: Black White, & Beyond" event, a historically significant panel discussion featuring Bay Area critics, academics, writers, and musicians on the topic of race as it relates to jazz music. Day 1- "How important were/are racial considerations in jazz?" with Dr. Harry Edwards (moderator), Dr. Angela Davis, Steve Coleman, Nat Hentoff, Bruce Lundval, Richard M Sudhalter. Day 2- "The treatment of the topic of race in jazz history" with Dr. Harry Edwards (moderator), Jon Parish, James Lincoln Collier. Day 3- "Issues of jazz and race with special regard to the African American experience" with Harry Edwards (moderator), Scott DeVeaux, James L. Conyers. Recorded at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco, CA. Last remark of Day 3 is cut off due to insufficient tape length.
Creators and Contributors
Creator: SFJAZZ (Organization)
Producer: SFJAZZ (Organization)
Speaker: Edwards, Harry, 1942-
Speaker: Collier, Collier, James Lincoln, 1928-
Speaker: DeVeaux, Scott Knowles
Speaker: Conyers, James L., Jr.
Subject Topic
Music and race
Jazz audiences
African American jazz musicians
Jazz
Subject Entity
San Francisco Jazz Festival
Genre
Panel discussions
Jazz
Place(s)
San Francisco (Calif.)
Time Period
March 30th, 2001
Language
English

Media type
Sound
Format
DAT
Extent
3 Tapes
Generation
Original recording
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Country of Creation
United States
Source Institution
SFJAZZ Archive
Call Number
SFJZ0422
SFJZ0423
SFJZ0424
Link to Internet Archive
https://archive.org/details/casfjazz_000173