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Roots of American Music (ROAM) Celebrating Bob Dylan's 67th Birthday a Benefit for the Cleveland Metropolitan School District, at the Nighttown Jazz Club, Cleveland Hieghts, Ohio. With music by Maggie's Farm and various guests.
It was a great event enjoyed by all for a great cause.
Want to contact the photographer you may do so by email: roskojp2@netscape.net, the photo's in this album have only been converted from RAW to JPEG no other enhancements, other than some cropping.
Roots of American Music (ROAM) began in 1999 as the Fairmount Music Education Fund. The organization, a non-profit, 501(c) 3 corporation, currently employs more than 30 musicians/educators who collectively have thousands of school performances to their credit.
ROAM strives to create exciting roots-music-based assembly and residency programs that connect to state and district standards in the arts, social studies and other subjects.
ROAM’s programming content is as varied as the genres of music performed by the musicians. ROAM carefully works with municipal educators to create cross-curricular programming that emphasizes multiculturalism, racial and ethnic diversity and respect.
ROAM’s programs are often presented in schools that would otherwise not be able to offer their students any music education or performance.
ROAM’s residencies are filled with the joy of music, giving students the chance to sing, play, make instruments, learn about musical form and create their own music – while learning the history of their country, state, city and neighborhood.
It was a great event enjoyed by all for a great cause.
Want to contact the photographer you may do so by email: roskojp2@netscape.net, the photo's in this album have only been converted from RAW to JPEG no other enhancements, other than some cropping.
Roots of American Music (ROAM) began in 1999 as the Fairmount Music Education Fund. The organization, a non-profit, 501(c) 3 corporation, currently employs more than 30 musicians/educators who collectively have thousands of school performances to their credit.
ROAM strives to create exciting roots-music-based assembly and residency programs that connect to state and district standards in the arts, social studies and other subjects.
ROAM’s programming content is as varied as the genres of music performed by the musicians. ROAM carefully works with municipal educators to create cross-curricular programming that emphasizes multiculturalism, racial and ethnic diversity and respect.
ROAM’s programs are often presented in schools that would otherwise not be able to offer their students any music education or performance.
ROAM’s residencies are filled with the joy of music, giving students the chance to sing, play, make instruments, learn about musical form and create their own music – while learning the history of their country, state, city and neighborhood.
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