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“Helping Kids Help Themselves”

“Jazz is an improvised art music with roots in the African-American communities of the United States of America. Its changes and development since its origins over a century ago have spread worldwide, and today one can find jazz artists and appreciative audiences everywhere. Antonio Underwood is a man who understands this great music, a fine musician himself who has associated with some of the now-legendary figures of this musical treasure. He has studied, apprenticed, and taught, and he is able to share both his love and knowledge of this great art form with those who would learn.”
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Music Historian, the late Frank Tirro PhD 
Professor Emeritus and Former Dean Yale University School of Music 

“It’s so inspiring to see Tony sharing his experience and knowledge of Jazz with young people through the Serbia Children’s Jazz Festival. What an incredibly worthy project.”
Raymond Mase
Chair of Brass, The Juilliard School – Principal Trumpeter, New York City Ballet Orchestra

“I am delighted to know that this is going to happen.  Congratulations to you for seeing this through.  Best of luck with the Serbia Children’s
Jazz Festival/Workshops!”
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Andrew Reiss, PhD 
Assistant Director, Outreach and Recruitment {Fulbright Scholars Program}
Institute of International Education, Washington DC

“I wish Mr. Underwood much success in his present educational endeavor.”
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Henry Threadgill, Pulitzer Prize Winner 2016

“How wonderful that the gifted Tony Underwood is bringing Jazz and the love of music to these children, inspiring international understanding, widening their horizons, and sharing his gifts for and his joy in spreading this great African-American musical tradition.”

Maury Yeston, Composer/Lyricist, and former Professor and Director of Undergraduate Musical Studies, at Yale University

“Having known Tony for almost 30 years, I am happy he will 
share his jazz ability, knowledge, and experience with students, who aspire to learn this worldwide appreciated art form”
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Dr. Eddie Henderson, Legendary Jazz Trumpet & Psychiatrist