Recently featured Big Band Hanginar presenter David Berger has announced that The Ellington Effect will offer 
monthly in-depth studies of Duke Ellington’s arrangements. The first event takes place on March 21 at 3 pm (Eastern) with a deep dive into the score of Ko Ko. David Berger’s ASMAC 2/24/21 Big Band Hanginar event featured an analysis of the score of A Tone Parallel to Harlem. The event video replay is available in the members-only section of the website visible after Member Log-in. More information on David Berger’s The Ellington Effect: https://courses.
monthly in-depth studies of Duke Ellington’s arrangements. The first event takes place on March 21 at 3 pm (Eastern) with a deep dive into the score of Ko Ko. David Berger’s ASMAC 2/24/21 Big Band Hanginar event featured an analysis of the score of A Tone Parallel to Harlem. The event video replay is available in the members-only section of the website visible after Member Log-in. More information on David Berger’s The Ellington Effect: https://courses.Upcoming Events
ASMAC Masters Series: Tom Bähler with host Sylvester Rivers
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ASMAC Jazz Orchestra Hang with Geoff Stradling
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