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About usJazz Art Association is a non-governmental organization dedicated to supporting and promoting jazz music. Founded in 2009 in Podgorica, the capital of Montenegro, the Association gathers together music educators and musicians and scholars experienced in promotion, communication, and education in the field. Jazz Art aims to provide students with opportunities to acquire new knowledge and skills in the domain of jazz, and also to present this art form to broad audiences. Starting in May 2009, the Association organized a concert series entitled “Karver Jazz Art,” drawing on Podgorica’s local jazz scene and involving young musicians from Montenegro and abroad. A total of 15 concerts were staged by the end of 2009. An important part of Jazz Art’s work is education. Three workshops (followed by concerts) were held in 2009 with prestigious jazz educators and artists from Europe and the United States: Alma Micic (voice) and Rale Micic (guitar) from the U.S. in August; Cecile Broche (violin) from France and Etienne Boyer (saxophone) from Belgium in September; and Denise Jannah (voice) and Wolfgang Martini (guitar) from the Netherlands in October. The above-mentioned projects were carried out in cooperation with the following partners: the French Cultural Center in Podgorica; the Netherlands Embassy in…

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Home
JAM
Projects
- Balkan Youth Jazz Orchestra
About usJazz Art Association is a non-governmental organization dedicated to supporting and promoting jazz music. Founded in 2009 in Podgorica, the capital of Montenegro, the Association gathers together music educators and musicians and scholars experienced in promotion, communication, and education in the field. Jazz Art aims to provide students with opportunities to acquire new knowledge and skills in the domain of jazz, and also to present this art form to broad audiences. Starting in May 2009, the Association organized a concert series entitled “Karver Jazz Art,” drawing on Podgorica’s local jazz scene and involving young musicians from Montenegro and abroad. A total of 15 concerts were staged by the end of 2009. An important part of Jazz Art’s work is education. Three workshops (followed by concerts) were held in 2009 with prestigious jazz educators and artists from Europe and the United States: Alma Micic (voice) and Rale Micic (guitar) from the U.S. in August; Cecile Broche (violin) from France and Etienne Boyer (saxophone) from Belgium in September; and Denise Jannah (voice) and Wolfgang Martini (guitar) from the Netherlands in October. The above-mentioned projects were carried out in cooperation with the following partners: the French Cultural Center in Podgorica; the Netherlands Embassy in…