Announcing The New Orleans Traditional Jazz Camp 2013

August 24, 2012 By Peter Butler 1 Comment

Registration

Now Open!

Two Sessions!

Session 1: 9 – 15 June, 2013

Includes: 6 nights housing, (Sunday through Friday) breakfast & lunch Monday through Friday, ensemble, sectional and private lessons, evening jam sessions at the hotel, playing at Preservation Hall, a second line through the French Quarter, and a Friday night camper performance in the Ballroom of the Bourbon Orleans. Also available is an optional extra day to perform at the Palm Court Café Saturday June 15th 11:00 until 4 PM. (extra nights housing available at a discounted rate of $125 a night)

Session 2: 28 July – 3 August , 2013

Includes: 6 nights housing, (Sunday through Friday) breakfast & lunch Monday through Friday, ensemble, sectional and private lessons, evening jam sessions at the hotel playing at Preservation Hall, playing on the Steamboat Natchez and a Friday night camper performance in the Ballroom of the Bourbon Orleans. (A possible a second line through the French Quarter depending on the weather.) And a Saturday performance during Satchmo SummerFest. (extra nights housing available at a discounted rate of $125 a night).

The Joint Is Jumping!

So grab a Seat and Sit in!

Visit the registration page on our website to register:

http://www.neworleanstradjazzcamp.com

PO Box 15851 New Orleans, LA 70175

Tel: 001 504 895 0037

[email protected]

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Peter Butler says:

August 24, 2012 at 9:52 pm

Watch Jazz&Jazz.com for news about the potential launch of UK Traditional Jazz Camps!

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