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    The University of the Arts is hosting a three-day symposium from October 30 to November 1, 2008 celebrating the life and legacy of jazz trumpeter Clifford Brown. The symposium will feature performances by renowned jazz artists, the premiere of a documentary about Brown, and presentations of academic papers relating to Brown's musical contributions and historical/sociological context. Those interested in submitting paper proposals or donating archival materials related to Brown for the university's collection should contact the appropriate contacts by the listed deadlines.

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    The University of the Arts is hosting a three-day symposium from October 30 to November 1, 2008 celebrating the life and legacy of jazz trumpeter Clifford Brown. The symposium will feature performances by renowned jazz artists, the premiere of a documentary about Brown, and presentations of academic papers relating to Brown's musical contributions and historical/sociological context. Those interested in submitting paper proposals or donating archival materials related to Brown for the university's collection should contact the appropriate contacts by the listed deadlines.

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    The University of the Arts presents

    Brownie Speaks:
    A Symposium celebrating and documenting the life,
    music, and legacy of Clifford Brown
    Symposium dates: October 30, 31, and November 1, 2008
    Sponsored by: The Philadelphia Music Project, a program of the Philadelphia Center for Arts and
    Heritage, funded by The Pew Charitable Trusts and administered by The University of the Arts.
    Featuring: Performances by Terence Blanchard, Benny Golson, Lou Donaldson, Marcus Belgrave,
    The UArts Jazz Ensembles, and a new John Fedchock composition dedicated to Clifford Brown and
    performed by the Lars Halle Jazz Orchestra.
    Special Master of Ceremonies: Clifford Brown Jr.
    Premiere: Brownie Speaks: A Video Documentary produced by Don Glanden

    A CALL FOR PAPERS


    The symposium’s focus is the presentation, be approximately 30 minutes long with an
    celebration, and documentation of the life, additional 20 minutes planned for discussion
    music, and legacy of Clifford Brown. His cre- and Q&A. For specific paper guidelines con-
    ative contribution will be explored in terms tact Marianne Mele.
    of its historical-sociological context, and its
    lasting impact on the jazz aesthetic. Papers ARCHIVE REQUEST
    should address some aspect of the sympo- The University of the Arts is creating a com-
    sium’s focus. This may range from musical prehensive Clifford Brown archive. Memo-
    analysis to the presentation of new historical rabilia, archival recordings, photographs
    or sociological perspectives. Proposals for and related documents can be donated by
    panel discussions will also be considered. contacting Don Glanden at 215.717.6353
    dglanden@uarts.edu.
    Deadline for Abstract Submission: submit
    a one-page abstract to Marianne Mele at
    mmele@uarts.edu or Fax 215 717.6128.
    Abstracts must be received by Monday, July
    28, 2008. Decision notification will be no The University of the Arts
    later than Friday, August 1, 2008. The final 320 South Broad Street
    version of selected papers must be submit- Philadelphia, PA 19102
    ted by October 1, 2008. Presentations should www.uarts.edu

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