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SFJAZZ School Day Concerts provide K-12 students and educators with an exciting, interactive opportunity to witness the magic of live performance in the SFJAZZ Center’s beautiful Miner Auditorium. The performances are curated by leading Bay Area performing artists and educators, and include a curriculum packet with learning goals and important context that can be shared with your classrooms ahead of and after the performance.

2023-24 School Day Concerts

School Day Concert with Destiny Muhammad and Brandee Younger: Jazz, Hip-Hop & Social Justice

Thursday, March 7 (Grades K-5) | 10:30 AM - 11:30 AM
Friday, March 8 (Grades 6-12) | 10:30 AM - 11:30 AM

SFJAZZ Education presents an exciting collaboration highlighting the intersection between jazz, hip-hop, and social justice in the United States. For our March School Day Concerts in honor of Women’s History Month, we highlight two iconic artists who have made the harp a powerful voice for social change: Brandee Younger & Destiny Muhammad. Students and educators will witness some of the powerful music at the core of social justice movements, honor inspirational Civil Rights advocates and architects, and celebrate jazz harp pioneers including Alice Coltrane and Dorothy Ashby.

Sign Up for March 7 (Grades K-5)
Sign Up for March 8 (Grades 6-12)

This program takes our performances directly to public and charter middle school sites across San Francisco and Oakland.

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Please email schoolprograms@sfjazz.org for more information or questions.