Jazz as Communal Practice

from PillowVoices: Dance Through Time Hosted by Suzanne Carbonneau, Camille A. Brown, Moncell Durden, Melanie George

Melanie George, jazz dance scholar, choreographer, and dramaturge, hosts this episode. Highlighting voices of students from the School at Jacob's Pillow and insights from Moncell Durden and Camille A. Brown, George offers a reflection on the communal aspects of jazz dance.

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