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Jazz Appreciation Month

April is Jazz Appreciation Month and to continue the celebration the WorkIt! Studio in N.W. DC is fusing together jazz and fitness for the occasion.

Check out there latest offering and plan to visit the WorkIt! Studio for your fitness needs.

Jazz Appreciation Month Celebration
Sunday, April 21, 2013

Upcoming Event
  • Live Jazz Concert

    		• Dear DC Urban Lifestyle, Join Work It Studio to celebrate Jazz Appreciation Month featuring Tiacoh Sadia, world class drummer, recording artist, producer, writer and arranger. Tiacoh lived in Paris,France for over 20 years and performed throughout Europe, Asia and Africa before relocating to the US. He was the drummer of the late great Mariam Makeba and Nina Simone. Tiacoh Sadia is also Co-Owner and Tai Chi Instructor at the Work It! Studio.
    Hope you can make our event

    Wanda Bamberg Tia, founder/owner
  • Live Jazz Concert

    • Tiacoh picture
    Work It! Studio

    1020 U Street, NW
    Washington, District of Columbia 20001

    Sunday, April 21, 2013
    4:30PM-7:30PM
    		Tiacoh Sadia, world class drummer, recording artist, producer, writer and arranger. The TS Jazz Quartet includes some of DC's finest Jazz musicians. Jerrol Pennerman- Pianist Muneer Nassar - Trumpeter Kent Miller - Bassist. The magic stick of the master drummer Tiacoh Sadia directs the band into an exciting and entertaining Jazz performance unlike any other! The band will showcase the music from the great legends of Jazz such as Duke Ellington, Count Basie, Lee Morgan, Oscar Peterson, Art Blakey, John Coltrane, Dexter Gordon, Miles Davis and other different Jazz styles.
    Enjoy a taste of New Orleans Creole cooking by Langinappe Caters and wine.
    Ticket admission $20 Pay at the door of pay online. To pay online please click the link below, click Special Events tab and choose Live Jazz.. Support Live Jazz and Local Musicians!     RSVP for this Event NOW!                    
      

    Work It! Studio
    1020 U Street, NW
    Washington, District of Columbia 20001
    202-588-7363
    		More Upcoming Events! May is Physical Fitness Month Stay tuned for fun, heart healthy events, the Work It! flash mob, social dance parties and the summer shape challenge






     

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