165. Jazz and Philanthropy
This week, let’s chat about the beautiful legacy of philanthropy within the jazz community. Let’s talk about community building work by artists like Jon Batiste, Wynton Marsalis, Ella Fitzgerald and others.
Links from today’s episode:
Jazz and Philanthropy | Bridge Philanthropic Consulting
Wynton Marsalis: how music makes a difference
https://www.ft.com/content/1d5dbcb2-2724-4638-a2b3-3307ecda2aac
2019 Interview with Jon Batiste
Democracy! Suite Album from Wynton Marsalis
https://wyntonmarsalis.org/discography/title/the-democracy-suite
Lou Rawls song complication
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5zSWIdQKTYQ
ICYMI another episode you might enjoy:
Episode#128 Do you identify as a philanthropist? Apparently it depends on your identities…
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