2019 Jazz Workshops … Coda!
December 27, 2018 
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Hello,
Well, guess what? Last year around this time my health was failing fast. I had zero energy. After various tests, my doctor couldn’t seem to figure out what was wrong with me. So, I announced that 2018 would be the last SJW camp. Then, we found out I had two blocked arteries and very quickly had a double bypass operation. Hooray for modern medicine! After recuperating I realized I really didn’t want to stop the jazz workshops. So, now I’m saying I will do one more in 2019 at the University of Louisville, Louisville, KY.
The dates will be similar to last year: June 30th- July 5th for the first week and then July 7th – July 12th for the second week long camp.
The rhythm section two-day workshops will be June 29 – 30 and then July 6 – 7.
I’ll do my usual two-day workshop on June 29th and 30th.
More information will soon be available on summerjazzworkshops.com and in emails from Jason.
I look forward to seeing you for the Jazz Camp CODA.
– Jamey Aebersold
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Maestro Jamey, It made me extremely happy to hear that the workshop was going to take place again this year. I have been wanting to participate for a long time, but every year something always came up the stood in the way for me to attend. This time around I am making sure I am there. As soon as I received the notification of open registrations, I registered immediately. I am happy for your health and for your resolution to continue teaching to all of us through this program. Looking forward with great excitement to summer jazz Camp.
Grateful for all that you do,
Hi Jamey,
I just signed up for your full workshop and look forward to learning from you and all the other wonderful students who will be on hand to expand their love of Jazz and their particular instrument. I am learning both piano and saxophone now that I am retired from the Marine Corps! I’ll plodding away at the basic so I can take my game to an all new level upon getting with you and the great faculty you have assembled. I wish you continued success with your recovery and thanks again!