Claudia Burson: Links

AETN Home page: Click here then follow the link to reserve seating for the taping.

AETN Presents: The Claudia Burson Trio in Concert
Tuesday, September 16, at 7 p.m.
Please join us for this very special concert. The Trio will tape a concert at the AETN television studios in Conway, Ark., which will air later in this year. There's no cost but tickets are required for planning purposes and seating arrangements. Seating is available for up to 150 guests. For tickets call AETN at (501) 682-2386.
We sincerely hope to see you there.
Steve Wilkes' My Space site
North Arkansas jazz Society: The North Arkansas Jazz Society (NAJS) was founded in 1993 in Fayetteville, Arkansas. We are a non-profit, 501(c)3 corporation dedicated to presenting, preserving, and promoting jazz music in all of its forms.

With over 125 members we are a growing organization with an open arms policy to jazz lovers of all ages.

The NAJS has been a community leader in presenting world class jazz performers in a variety of venues in Northwest Arkansas. Some of the talent presented over the past 7 years includes Kenny Barron, Ray Anderson, Kevin Mahogany, James Williams, Ray Drummond's Excursion Band, David Sanchez, Bobby Watson, and Danilo Perez.

Our affiliation with the Walton Arts Center since 1992 has been a mutually beneficial partnership. The WAC Jazz Concert Series stands out as a showcase for internationally renowned jazz artists as well as regional stars.

Our ongoing JAZZ STUDIES SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM is a highly successful program that provides tuition support for high school and college music students wishing to further their studies of jazz at the Jamey Abersold Summer Jazz Camp.

The NAJS is proud to support our regional jazz musicians with our SUMMER JAZZ CONCERT SERIES at the University of Arkansas Stella Boyle Smith Fine Arts Concert Hall in Fayetteville.
Univesrity of Arkansas Jazz Program
Kansas City Jazz Ambassadors: The Kansas City Jazz Ambassadors remain dedicated to the development and promotion of this vibrant, historic and uniquely American art form.

The Jazz Ambassador Magazine -- better known as "JAM" -- has been the KCJA's bi-monthly jazz publication since the organization's birth in 1986. Both the magazine and now JAM on the web have become integral parts of the midwestern jazz scene.
Nathan McLeod