Jazz4Freedom: Exploring Black History & Social Change with Jazz
Posted by Kimmel Cultural Campus on February 1, 2022
Jazz4Freedom links Jazz to Black History in Pennsylvania and beyond, while encouraging individual creative expression. Taught by our experienced teaching artists, 4th graders are first engaged with a pre-show workshop about the Harlem Renaissance and growth of Jazz in Philadelphia. The highlight of Jazz4Freedom is a field trip to the Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts to see a Jazz4Freedom performance featuring music, dance, and commentary on social change throughout history. Students are inspired by a post-show workshop which links the Civil Rights Movement to Jazz and provides opportunity for reflection on the continuation of social change. Finally, classroom teachers are empowered to continue the discussion through provided study guides connecting Jazz4Freedom to academic standards in Social Studies and Language Arts.
IN PERSON AND HYBRID WORKSHOPS ARE AVAILABLE AND THE PERFORMANCE WILL BE A LIVESTREAM FOR 2022. Limited spots still available by emailing EBailey@KimmelCenter.org.
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