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Celebrate UNESCO International Jazz Day in SF
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Location
Chez Berlue 1749 Union St San Francisco, CA 94123
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Description
Paramount Booking International, "Healing the World through Music"
is producing an event for Jazz Day, supporting the efforts of UNESCO
in celebrating this second annual event.
You are cordially invited to attend this event
on Tuesday, April 30, 2013 between 3 PM - 8 PM
on Tuesday, April 30, 2013 between 3 PM - 8 PM
Presenting live jazz music by San Francisco jazz performances, including Hot Club of San Francisco, Left Bank Trio and The Jazzschool of Berkeley.
Special guests, Pablo Castro, President of United Nations Association San Francisco and Susan Muscarella, Founder and CEO of Jazz School Berkeley will speak briefly about the influence of Jazz Music on Education and Culture.
I sincerely hope you will join us
in celebrating this special day honoring jazz and culture.
Please indicate how many would like to attend
by making your RSVP here.
in celebrating this special day honoring jazz and culture.
Please indicate how many would like to attend
by making your RSVP here.
No charge to attend however you must RSVP in advance.
The venue will be serving no-host French wine and snacks. Food and wine service is $20 which includes two glasses of red or white French wine, and a sweet or savory snack plate. Please include number of wine/snack orders with RSVP.
If you wish to pay in advance for wines and snacks, or to make a voluntary donation, please do so here.
If you wish to pay in advance for wines and snacks, or to make a voluntary donation, please do so here.
The event is "FREE" however you must RSVP in advance to attend.
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A Special Message From
Irina Bokova, UNESCO Director General
and
Herbie Hancock, UNESCO Goodwill Ambassador for Intercultural Dialogue Chairman, Thelonious Monk Institute of Jazz
Jazz is recognized as America's greatest musical contribution to the world. This art form that originated in the great City of New Orleans now belongs to the citizens of every nation on earth.
Jazz stands for freedom, symbolizes democracy, and has soothed and uplifted the spirits and souls of millions of people residing in all corners of the globe, particularly the disenfranchised citizens who otherwise would have great difculty expressing and channeling their feelings, emotions, and opinions. No musical art form is more powerful as a diplomatic tool than jazz.
International Jazz Day is a means to highlight, support, and leverage the unifying attributes of this music through worldwide celebratory events and activities on April 30th of each year.
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As a minister responsible for relations with the United Nations Educational Scientific Cultural Organization (UNESCO) I appreciate your particiaption in this prestigious San Francisco event
for International Jazz Day, April 30, 2013. www.jazzday.com
My very best regards,
Cheryl Jean
415-723-9659 ext. 1
cheryl@paramountbooking.com
www.paramountbooking.com