JAZZ PERFORMANCE AND
EDUCATION CENTRE

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Concert Series Generations
Stars and Rising Stars

Aga Khan Museum:
Bellerive Room – 8 p.m.

Tickets $15 each concert
Now on sale

Tickets available before the concert at the "Will Call" desk

Dates and Musicians for Generations

Thu, Nov 14, 2019 - Mike Murley (tenor sax) with Steve Wallace (bass), Hannah Barstow (piano and vocals) & Keith Barstow (drums)

Sat, Feb 1, 2020 - Lorne Lofsky (guitar) with David Cruz (guitar) & Artie Roth (bass)

Sat, Apr 18, 2020 - Virginia MacDonald (clarinet) with Neil Swainson (bass) and Lorne Lofsky (guitar)

Praise for "The Best Of Blue Note"

A sold-out concert - a tribute to co-founder Rochelle Koskie on October 26 brought the house down at the Aga Khan Museum. The compliments have been rolling in.

In both concept and execution it was a seminal event in the life of jazz in Toronto. Bernie's research and his uncanny ability to play those tunes was exceptional.

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Jazz Performance and Education Centre

Officially incorporated in 2008 as a non-profit charitable organization, JPEC was born when jazz aficionados Raymond and Rochelle Koskie assembled a committee of fellow enthusiasts, who, over the course of 10 years has committed itself to jazz by:

- Petitioning for a full-time, non-profit performing Music/Arts Hub in Toronto, including a detailed plan as to how this could benefit Toronto.
- Coordinating the support of a group of non-profit arts organizations towards this goal.
- Solidifying an education outreach program that sends musicians to conduct workshops in schools with little or no music program.
- Presenting over 50 concerts in the past decade to a strong jazz fan base.