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Hitting a High Note with the Stanford Jazz Festival

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The Stanford Jazz Festival kicked off its summer season a few weeks ago with piano great Herbie Hancock. This weekend’s headliners include drummer Allison Miller, singer Madeline Eastman, and Brazilian jazz with Trio da Paz. The director of the Stanford Jazz Workshop, Jim Nadel, joins us to talk about the festival’s upcoming acts and about teaching jazz to children and aspiring professionals alike.

Guests:

Jim Nadel, founder and executive and artistic director of the Stanford Jazz Workshop

Dayna Stephens, saxophonist and composer, who will perform at the Stanford Jazz Festival on July 28.

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