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Paquito DRivera10 Guide PDF
Paquito DRivera10 Guide PDF
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Latin Jazz
Paquito D’Rivera
Photo: Alberto Romeu
With Passport to Culture, Verizon and NJPAC open up a world of culture to you and
your students, offering the best in live performance from a wide diversity of traditions
and disciplines. At NJPAC’s state-of-the-art facility in Newark, with support from
Verizon, the SchoolTime Performance Series enriches the lives of New Jersey’s students
and teachers by inviting them to see, feel, and hear the joy of artistic expression. The
exciting roster of productions features outstanding New Jersey companies as well as
performers of national and international renown. Meet-the-artist sessions and NJPAC
tours are available to expand the arts adventure.
The Verizon Passport to Culture SchoolTime Performance Series is one of many current
Foundation arts education offerings at NJPAC. Others include:
• Professional Development Workshops that support the use of the arts
Kid Power! to enhance classroom curriculum
Through energy efficiency and con- • Arts Academy school residency programs in dance, theater and literature,
servation, kids can help preserve our and Early Learning Through the Arts – the NJ Wolf Trap Program
planet’s rich natural resources and • After-school residencies with United Way agencies
promote a healthy environment.
In association with statewide arts organizations, educational institutions, and generous
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funders, the Arts Education Department sponsors the following arts training programs:
It is entertaining to listen to music
• Wachovia Jazz for Teens
(like the music of Paquito D’Rivera)
• The All-State Concerts
on your television, radio, stereo, or
• The Star-Ledger Scholarship for the Performing Arts
computer. To minimize the amount
• The Jeffery Carollo Music Scholarship
of electricity these devices require to
• Summer Youth Performance Workshop
function, turn them off when you
• Young Artist Institute
leave a room.
• NJPAC/New Jersey Youth Theater Summer Musical Program
Made possible through the generosity of
the PSEG Foundation. Students have the opportunity to audition for admission to NJPAC’s arts training
programs during NJPAC’s annual Young Artist Talent Search.
Permission is granted to copy this Teacher’s Resource Guide for classes attending the
2009-2010 Verizon Passport to Culture SchoolTime Performance Series. All other rights
CONTENTS reserved.
On Stage 3
the Palladium, the Roseland Ballroom, reach of Latin jazz into American popular
and at the Apollo Theater in Harlem, music. Desi Arnaz, featured on the TV
venues that featured both Caribbean and show I Love Lucy, as well as many other
jazz music and bands. Bauza introduced bands and musicians (such as Puerto-
Gillespie to the congero Chano Pozo, Rican trombonist/composer Juan Tizol,
who was to become a pivotal figure in who wrote such classics as Caravan and
Gillespie’s cubop or Latin jazz music. Perdido) provided light versions of Latin
music for a large, national audience also.
Arturo Sandoval
After the Communist dictator Fidel
Castro came to power in Cuba in 1959,
relations between Cuba and the United By the mid 1970s, the group Irakere was
States deteriorated. The free exchange revolutionizing Cuban music in Cuba
of musicians came to a virtual standstill; with its own experiments that mixed
New York and Cuban musicians began jazz, classical music and Cuban folkloric
developing their own styles in relative elements. Irakere became known around
isolation from each other. During the the world for its sound and its direct
next decade, New York musicians such relationship to Cuba and Cuban musical
Photo: latinjazzclub.com