Remembering Jazz Ep. 5

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  • March 28, 2015
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 “All of American life is jazz-shaped.” Ralph Ellison

Summary

Jazz is more than music and it’s the more that makes all of the difference.  If Ralph Ellison was correct that “all of American life is jazz-shaped” then we can syncopate, improvise and respond to the call of a Love Supreme.

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Finding the Groove: Composing a Jazz-Shaped Faith by Robert Gelinas

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What would you say is the greatest challenge Black America is facing?

What do you think is most difficult about being black and Christian in America?

Have you ever considered which renaissance has shaped your faith?

 

Thanks to these great artists for providing their music!

 

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