TCC
Library celebrates Jazz Appreciation Month with free concert
by Natalie Manke, Library Assistant II
by Natalie Manke, Library Assistant II
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Rebecca Ungerman |
In April 2002, the Smithsonian Institution
kicked off its first month-long celebration of jazz with a weekend full of
concerts performed by the Smithsonian Jazz Masterworks Orchestra.
The
Smithsonian, as well as schools, colleges, and libraries across the country
have been celebrating jazz each April ever since.
Jazz Appreciation Month has
done well in its mission to “draw greater public attention to the extraordinary
heritage and history of jazz and its importance as an American cultural
heritage.”
In honor of Jazz Appreciation Month, TCC
Library is bringing local jazz singer Rebecca Ungerman to perform a free
concert 11 a.m.-1 p.m. April 22 in the Metro Campus Student Commons.
Ungerman has been voted Urban Tulsa’s
Absolute Best of Tulsa Female Vocalist as well as A-List Favorite Stage
Performer. She has headlined the Little Rock Blues Festival and opened for
Little Richard at the Cain’s Ballroom. She is also involved in numerous other
projects, from solo cabaret productions to musicals, and performs regularly at
S&J Oyster Co. and the Phoenix Café. Ungerman's YouTube channel is youtube.com/user/beckabeltsjazz.
Stop by one of the library’s four locations and one of our friendly staff will be happy to assist you if you would like to
learn more about jazz. And join us for the free jazz concert.
You can also like us on Facebook: facebook.com/tulsacclibrary
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