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The Gift details the “Jazz Age.” During this era the rhythms & spirit of jazz music mirror the world that emerged after World War I. The program introduces two extraordinary individuals: Duke Ellington &Louis Armstrong. (Running time: 1 hr 46 mins).
The Gift is a monumental documentary that catalogs the tumultuous era known as the “Jazz Age.” During this era the rhythms and spirit of jazz music mirror the world that emerged in the wake of World War I. The program introduces two extraordinary individuals: Duke Ellington and Louis Armstrong. (Running time: 1 hour 46 minutes). Part of the Teen Culture Club series. The screening will include a Q & A session.
For adults and teens ages 13 and up.
EVENT TYPE: | Theatre, Film, & Media | Music & Dance | Entertainment |
TAGS: | Black Resource Center |
The Black Resource Center (BRC) was established as a special service of LA County Library in 1978 to serve the informational and educational needs of African Americans and the larger population by supporting research and study on social, historical and cultural aspects unique to the African American experience. The Black Resource Center is located in A C Bilbrew Library.
