Blue Bird Jazz Club, jazz party at the American Center for Art and Culture

For a jazzy and colorful moment, let’s head to The American Center for Art and Culture offering on February 22, 2020 as part of the Black History Month a Blue Bird Jazz Club night. From 7:30 p.m., good music lovers will enjoy a unique show with a repertoire highlighting “the great tradition of black music, from hard-bop to blues and funk”.

A show giving you “a new light on the original soundtrack of the 20^th century” with five “virtuosos at the peak of their art”. Are then schedules – to enchant you all night around – French-Cameroun saxophonist and coming from the French jazz scene Jean-Jacques Elangué and his international quintet including trumpetist and singer Ronald Baker, guitarist Josiah Woodson, bassist and bass player Darryl Hall and drummer Denis Tchangou. In other words, a way to find out more about jazz and its contemporary history.

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Please also note that the temporary bar especially set up on the occasion, the Blue Bird is open for free, but careful though: it doesn’t give you access to the concert hall. Yet, you can still enjoy the musical atmosphere… How about enjoying a jazz night, friends?