Programming a balance of musical styles has become the signature of the Chicago Festival. Careful consideration of mixing mainstream, traditional, experimental, vocal and blues-based jazz has educated audiences about the diversity of the whole. By presenting the familiar and the unfamiliar side by side the Festival has opened many ears to understanding and appreciating the continuum of the music as it evolves.
Why doesn’t the festival program more big bands?
Submitted by Daniel Melnick on June 23, 2008 - 9:47am.
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