LISTENING TO JAZZ—KIND OF BLUE (1)

LISTENING TO JAZZ—KIND OF BLUE

ONLINE WORKSHOP WITH PAUL SILBERGLEIT

Miles Davis’s 1959 masterpiece Kind of Blue has a singular place in the history of recorded music, with many considering it to be the greatest jazz album of all time. Featuring a roster of musical legends as diverse as John Coltrane and Bill Evans, it emerged from an aggressive hard-bop phase of Miles's work, broke new ground in the realm of modal jazz, and yet came across with an atmosphere of subtlety that one might associate with the cool school. Join MJI’s Paul Silbergleit for an in-depth look at this landmark recording that defies category, but has helped to define a genre.

Cost: $15

Attendees need to purchase advance tickets. Attendees will receive a link and instructions an hour prior to the event to allow easy access to the workshop from a computer, tablet, or smartphone via Zoom Video Conferencing. Registration is open until 15 minutes before the start of the workshop. Links will be sent promptly to those who sign up just prior to the start time. 

Participants will be able to see and hear the instructor through live video. Attendees will not be seen on video but will have the option of asking questions during the session. Please call (414) 234-5565 or send an email to mji@milwaukeejazzinstitute.org if you have questions or need more info.