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Generations Jazz Program 2026–2027 Hosted by JAZZ Nation Welcome to Generations! JAZZ Nation’s Generations Jazz Program brings together San Antonio’s outstanding young jazz musicians for a season of musical growth, performance, and collaboration. Students develop their skills through weekly rehearsals, premier performance opportunities, and instruction from professional musicians. NEW THIS SEASON: Latin Jazz Combo! Directed by Rene Gonzalez of Texas State University, this new ensemble introduces students to the rich rhythms and traditions of Latin jazz. Whether performing in the Generations Jazz Orchestra or Latin Jazz Combo, students build musicianship, explore jazz tradition and innovation, and grow as performers and collaborators. Registration Complete your registration and tuition payment through the provided Active registration link to secure your place. Membership is limited; accepted students must confirm their participation. Tuition & Payment Total Season Tuition: $600 $300 due November 1, 2026 $300 due January 10, 2027 Tuition includes: Weekly rehearsals and instruction with Karlos Elizondo, Rene Gonzalez, and JAZZ Nation faculty, as applicable Concerts and community performances, including opportunities at Jazz, TX Guest artist collaborations and masterclasses Recording and performance opportunities Participation in the assigned ensemble(s) Summer Jazz Institute enrollment is not included and requires separate registration. Schedule & Commitment Rehearsals are held Sundays from 3:00–5:00 p.m. at MacArthur High School, unless otherwise noted. Families will receive a calendar of rehearsals, performances, and special events. Consistent attendance, preparation, and professionalism are essential. Please communicate scheduling conflicts in advance. We look forward to another exciting season of great music and growth. Welcome to the JAZZ Nation family! Honoring the past. Embracing the future.
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MacArthur High School
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2923 MacArthur View BAND HALL
San Antonio, TX
78217
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