JAZZSPACE

Don’t make any more music that sounds like a computer, they got that on lock.

Start them young, but also remember you're never too old!✨

Come to this. :D

Join us Tuesday, August 22 from 6:00-7:30 PM on Zoom for our next Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging session. The discussion topic will be programming music from cultures that are not ours. The session is completely free and all are welcome to join us. Register now → https://forms.gle/WcGC22qbdHaXjfga8

Awesome ladies!!!

We are so excited to announce our second Black Teaching Artists-In-Residence Anita Levels and Dr. Zuly Inirio!

*Anita Levels is a self-taught vocal artist, songwriter, and producer who began singing at the age of 3 years old in Frankfurt, West Germany.
*Dr. Zuly Inirio is a Dominican-American soprano who has appeared as a soloist throughout the United States and Europe.

To learn more about them, head over to our website: https://unisound.us/btar-2/ and make sure to welcome them to the UniSound family in the comments below!


Anita Levels Music Zuly Inirio Act3 Consulting Partners, LLC

Are you a Black music artist in the Pittsburgh area (or know someone who fits that bill)?

Two days left to apply for our new BLACK TEACHING ARTIST-IN-RESIDENCE (BTAR) PROGRAM. This pilot program includes a $1,000 monthly stipend for the selected artist and the opportunity for that artist to make an impact for the future of teaching arts in a diverse landscape in the Pittsburgh area. Details at our website; thanks for sharing this: https://unisound.us/btar/

We are excited to announce the launch of a new program designed especially for Black music teaching artists in the Greater Pittsburgh area.

BLACK TEACHING ARTIST IN RESIDENCE (BTAR) is a new program birthed from a collaborative partnership between ACT3 Consulting Partners, LLC & UniSound. BTAR is a program that supports the music practice and professional development of Black teaching artists in the Greater Pittsburgh area in a manner aligned with the goals and mission of UniSound.

Wonderful article! Amazing woman.

Meet Alumna Elizabeth “Betty” Asche Douglas, CMU Art’s First Black Student Around Beaver County, alumna Elizabeth “Betty” Asche Douglas (BFA ’51) is warmly referred to as the “First Lady of the Arts.”

Here we go

The 2019 Pittsburgh International Jazz Festival 1 hotel room for two for Friday, June 19 and Saturday, June 20 2 VIP passes for the entire weekend.This does not include travel.