Services Provided

Explore As you Go

Services offered

Miles Davis memorial
Charlie Parker collection
John Coltrane film collection
Billie Holiday artifact lady day
Wayman Tisdale concert hall (cap 2000)
Art Gallery (featuring "Twin")
Memorabilia
Exhibit overview
Jazz education programs
Music theory seminars
Recording studio (rental sections available)
Satellite radio 24hrs & Live Podcast
Jazz walk of fame
Museum Tours
Museum membership
Donate to the museum
Advertising and Sales
Gift shop/ Vintage record store
Employment Opportunities
Events
Newsletter
Contact us
Visitor info

The sucess of the Museum will depend on the patrons, everything is being created for their listening pleasures

Recording studio

Sound board

Edit and Production

analyzing board

Mixing Console

Music theory

Feeding the Soul

We want to incorporate all things jazz in every event we undertake! Our Poetry and Spoken Word nights will help with the overall concept. This will add that extra dimension that will keep patrons interested from a different perspective! This very environment will motivate individuals to step forward and share their writings or expressions around others who may like the confidence but with the help of others have the confidence to step up and share.

The programming will be a varied collection of types of nights that serve a

wide spectrum of local Atlanta and visitor contingencies.

It will also offer several workshops and jazz demonstrations

that will continue the AJPAM mission and allow a wider audience to participate in the museums activities.

The jazz education programs consist of gifted musician

selected to formally train under the museums mentorship program.

The students are post high school who will enroll during

the summer session during college break and local students will attend

3 days a week after classes. There are also outreach programs for the students

Where they will be able to get out in the communities to fund drive and

raise jazz awareness among their peers and perform live concerts at

certain occasions.

Teaching young adults who are post H.s. The Art of Jazz

The New Generation

These millennials are shaking up the jazz world

There is a growing fascination with the young jazz millennials of this age. They're coming from all walks in life and from around the world. We can't be clear how they've become so intrigued by a genre of music they've been rarely exposed to. Although some may have come from backgrounds with jazz up bringings but most are not. Their approach to different type of compositions is extraordinary! It appears this generation has discovered a way of expressing themselves in their playing abilities as well as their own style of delivery.

Esperanza Spalding

Jon Batiste

Grace Kelly

Trombone Shorty

Cecile Mclorin Salvant

Esperanza Spalding

Live Streams

Jazz is meant to be enjoyed in a live setting! In the beginning as I came to appreciate the art by way of records,tapes,and later CD's it wasn't until I venture my first jazz concert that I became enthralled with the essences of a true musician up close and personal! The artist was no other than George Benson the song Breezing! I was hooked! Over the years my radio experience and sound checking for some of the greats has put me in another atmosphere! The sheer sound of artists tuning their equipment and vibing with one another is breathtaking to this process. Here are just a few live concerts by some of the veterans of the jazz world!