Jazz at Lincoln Center - Online Education


Overview JFYP Concerts JFYP Curriculum NEA Jazz in the Schools Middle School Jazz Academy EE High School Jazz Band Program Band Director Academy Workshops & Clinics Professional Development Print Music Overview WeBop JFYP Concerts EE Competition & Festival Overview Listening Party Swing University Pre-Concert Discussions Overview Nesuhi Ertegun Jazz Hall of Fame Essentially Ellington Resources Education Events JFYP Curriculum Concert Resources	Learn to play it, hear it, and teach it from your classroom or your living room with these interactive websites and streaming videos taken from our Education Programs. Multimedia Education Events Online Video Gallery Selected from the many events that Jazz at Lincoln Center hosts at its home, Frederick P. Rose Hall, this streaming video gallery brings master classes, discussions, performances and lectures to you and your students, free of charge. Jazz at Lincoln Center Multimedia Listen to Jazz at Lincoln Center Radio or download our latest podcasts, free of charge! Curriculum and Learning Tools Nesuhi Ertegun Jazz Hall of Fame Online This website chronicles the life and art of each of the Hall's 34 inductees through dynamic interactive timelines, extensive musical selections, rare photographs, archival footage and quizzes. Essentially Ellington Resources Part of the Essentially Ellington High School Jazz Band Program, this site compiles multiple resources on Duke Ellington and jazz music for you and your students. Featuring teaching guides, streaming audio and rehearsal videos, these resources are a great addition to your teaching lexicon. Jazz for Young People Online Supplements our Jazz for Young People Curriculum with lively biographies, original music clips, archival photos, video, engaging lesson suggestions, and student quizzes. Let Freedom Swing: Conversations on Jazz and Democracy An innovative and exciting educationa; product for social studies teachers, grades 6-12, Let Freedom Swing is composed of three short video modules that explore how jazz music captures the essential principles of American democracy. The video has an accompanying Study Guide that can be downloaded for free. NEA Jazz in the Schools Take a step-by-step journey through the history of jazz, integrating that story with the sweep of American social, economic, and political developments. This web-based curriculum is designed for high school history and social studies teachers, and has been used by literature, general music, and film classes. Disney's The Princess and the Frog Jazz at Lincoln Center collaborates with Disney's hit movie "The Princess and the Frog" to bring the magic of New Orleans to your home. This interactive website gives you and your children a chance to listen to the music of the Crescent City, downloadable activities based on the movie and insights into the world of Tiana and her friends.