September 30, 2020
Federal Hall – New York, NY
Trumpeter Wynton Marsalis plays America’s “unofficial anthem” — Amazing Grace — and explains how listening, improvisation and a flexible framework are essential elements of both jazz and democracy.
What Do Democracy and Jazz Have in Common? - Wynton Marsalis at Federal Hall
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