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Barry Harris Institute Presents: Free Piano Lesson & Jam Session Richie Clements
An underground, nostalgic jazz night.
The Barry Harris Institute presents an afternoon of jazz education and performance at Jazzcultural. The event begins with a piano lesson at 2 pm led by Richard Clements, followed by a jam session in the cafe from 3 pm to 6 pm.
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When and where does the session take place?+
It occurs on July 21, 2026, starting at 2 PM at Jazzcultural, 349 W 46th St.
What is the format of this session?+
The afternoon begins with a structured piano lesson followed by an open jam session in the café from 3 PM to 6 PM.
How do I participate in the jam session?+
Musicians of all levels are welcome to join the open session; find the full schedule on Mood.
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