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Wynton Marsalis

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SAMAA Dedicated to Keeping Indian Classical Music Alive

Jim Luce · July 29, 2013

New York, N.Y . Preserving the classics is a noble endeavor. Jazz, for example, is an original American music art form that once dominated the airwaves, dance halls, and…

Who Knew: Tilles Center for the Performing Arts on Long Island

Jim Luce · June 27, 2013

Long Island, N.Y. Call me “Long Island Ignorant,” but I was completely amazed to experience the Tilles Center for Performing Arts on the C.W. Post campus of Long Island U…

Brooklyn Steppers March Forward, Giving to Community, Gaining in Process

Jim Luce · May 13, 2010

Brooklyn, N.Y. In high school I had been manager of our marching band in Ohio. It was a grueling task, but rewarding to see my friends play and march so well. The program…

First Ambassador Writes Op-Ed "Diplomatic Viewpoint"

The Editors · May 6, 2010

Port-au-Prince, Haiti. The Hon. Kenneth H. Merten, American Ambassador to Haiti, has written the first " Diplomatic Viewpoint " for The Jim Luce Stewardship Report launch…

French Artist & Legend CharlElie Couture in New York City

Jim Luce · July 2, 2010

New York, N.Y. We first met French Contemporary Artist CharlElie Couture at the French Embassy in New York for the Wynton Marsalis ceremony in the fall of 2009. He impres…

Stewardship Report: First Ambassador Writes Op-Ed "Diplomatic Viewpoint"

Jim Luce · May 6, 2010

New York, N.Y. The Hon. Kenneth H. Merten, American Ambassador to Haiti, has written the first " Diplomatic Viewpoint " for The Jim Luce Stewardship Report launched two w…