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Jazz Speak at Grand Central | Miles Davis: 1969 and Beyond

New York Public Library for the Performing Arts Presents:
Jazz Speak at Grand Central!

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ALL AGES WELCOME!

In 1968 Miles Davis began exploring the unconventional idea of electrical instrumentations on his records. With each new record, his explorations became bolder and more experimental, incorporating rhythms, textures and sounds not previously heard in jazz. Using rare materials from the library’s archival collections, Librarian Dave McMullin presents the story of a fascinating and challenging period in the career of one of 20th century American music’s great masters.











When: Thu., Sep. 26, 2019 at 6:00 pm
Where: New York Public Library—Grand Central Library
135 E. 46th St.
212-621-0670
Price: Free
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New York Public Library for the Performing Arts Presents:
Jazz Speak at Grand Central!

RSVP with [email protected]
ALL AGES WELCOME!

In 1968 Miles Davis began exploring the unconventional idea of electrical instrumentations on his records. With each new record, his explorations became bolder and more experimental, incorporating rhythms, textures and sounds not previously heard in jazz. Using rare materials from the library’s archival collections, Librarian Dave McMullin presents the story of a fascinating and challenging period in the career of one of 20th century American music’s great masters.

Buy tickets/get more info now