WCU’s Wells School of Music to Host 30th Annual Jazz Festival from March 18-21

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Rudresh Mahanthappa
Hailed as one of the finest saxophonists, Rudresh Mahanthappa will perform at WCU's 30th Annual Jazz Festival. Image via West Chester University.

The Wells School of Music at West Chester University is ready to bring world-class entertainment and free live jazz to the surrounding community as the 30th Annual Jazz Festival nears.

From March 18-21, students and audiences of all ages are invited to events staged in the Madeleine Wing Adler Theatre in the Swope Music Building and Performing Arts Center, located at 817 South High Street. Events Wednesday through Friday are free and open to the public, and free parking is offered outside of the Swope Music Building.

Saturday’s high school showcase in the Emilie K. Asplundh Concert Hall requires a $12 ticket available for purchase by clicking here.

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“West Chester University has enjoyed a long history and commitment to great jazz programming,” said Marc Jacoby, Director of Jazz Studies at West Chester University and the curator for the 2019 Jazz Festival. “Our own faculty jazz group, as well as our beloved student jazz ensemble, the Criterions, are among the many points of pride for the Wells School of Music. As well, our annual Jazz Festival, now in its 30th year, invites members of the community onto our campus to enjoy some of the finest jazz artists from our region and beyond, programmed in our top-notch facilities, for free.

“We want the community to take full advantage of these offerings, and to share in our excitement for this fantastic programming.”

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