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JAZZ LAB: A reading session featuring female identifying jazz composers, led by Dr. Emmett Goods

Bring your horn and sit in, or observe from the sidelines and ask your questions! We’ll read through jazz arrangements of varying levels of difficulty, led by Dr. Emmett Goods, director of Jazz Studies at the University of Rhode Island. Expand your library with new and wonderful charts composed by women, and empower female jazz musicians at your school! Have questions about how to teach jazz concepts, or how to recruit and retain female students? Bring those too. Participants (whether playing notes or taking notes) earn 1.5 PLUs.
Dr. Goods’ bio can be found in the registration link.

JAZZ LAB: A reading session featuring female identifying jazz composers. Plus a Q and A session about anything you ever wanted to know about teaching jazz. Headshot of Dr. Emmett Goods. Bring your instrument to play in this reading session. January 10, 1:30-3:00. Rhode Island College. 1.5 hour PLU certificate available. rimea.org/pd

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Start Date

January 10, 2026

End Date

January 10, 2026

Start and End Time

1:30 pm - 3:00 pm (ET)

Categories

  • Music Educator Workforce
  • Professional Learning
  • Program Development

Event Category

  • In Person
  • State MEA
  • Workshop

Specialities

  • History
  • Instrumental
  • Jazz

Teaching Levels

  • Elementary
  • Junior/Middle School
  • Senior High School

Venue Name

Rhode Island College

Address

600 Mount Pleasant Avenue

City

Providence

State or Province

RI

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