Baltimore Jazz Alliance is pleased to present the 3rd annual Baltimore Jazz Conference, a free event for Baltimore area performers, presenters, and jazz lovers. This year’s lineup features topics ranging from jazz history and research to funding, to how COVID-19 has changed performance practices, and includes informational sessions on digital rights, music workers’ rights, and more. Plus we have special live (streamed) music performances throughout the day.

Below is a list of confirmed presenters – more details will be posted very soon regarding their presentations, and on additional presenters.

• Capitol Hill Jazz
• Baltimore Office of Promotion and the Arts
• Music Workers Alliance
• Simplifying Digital Royalty Solutions with SoundExchange
• Taking It to the Streets/Building Your Path (with Aaron Hill)
• An Overview of Jazz Research and Ongoing Projects (with Bertrand Überall and special guest Kenny Dalsheimer)
• Warren Wolf & At Home LOGIC sessions
• Interview with Sean Jones
• Getting Your Music Played Online, with Phil Dorsey from The BocX.com

Baltimore Jazz Alliance Round Table – find about BJA member grants and BJA’s plans, share your feedback on what BJA can do to better help the jazz scene, and generally get to know the board and other members of the BJA.

This free program is brought to you by Baltimore Jazz Alliance with support from the Baltimore Office of Promotion and the Arts as part of Free Fall Baltimore.

The Free Fall Baltimore program is made possible by the Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts (BOPA). Free Fall 2021 is presented by BGA with the generous support of Atapco Properties, the Maryland State Arts Council (MSAC), and Reyka Vodka.