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Concert Series
Do you play an instrument? Are you passionate about performing? Come share your talents on our stage in front of a supportive audience. The Jazz Hands Concert Series is our twice-a-year festival event where musicians on the autism spectrum (and other diagnoses) of all ages, all genres and all skill levels come to our stage to share their talents in front of a supportive and diverse audience
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Jam Session
The Jazz Hands Jam Sessions take place at our Educational Studio in Culver City. At Jam Session, our musicians work together on vocal and instrumental pieces. The musicians fine tune their performance pieces in readiness for paid gigs and concerts. It’s also a great way to make new friends, enhance musicality, and personal awareness. Additionally the sessions build confidence and encourage collaboration--all traits which are essential in fostering a strong sense of self, particularly for individuals with developmental disabilities.
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Musicians Academy
The Jazz Hands Musicians Academy is comprehensive music education & vocational program provides that provides group & individualized social, professional and musical training tailored to help musicians on the autism spectrum (age 18+) gain access to quality music education and succeed in music related jobs.
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Jobs
Through the Jazz Hands Jobs Program, Jazz Hands For Autism offers music-related job and internship scouting and placement to current and past students of the Jazz Hands Musicians Academy. Placements include internships/ mentorships/ apprenticeships, studio session opportunities, on stage performance gigs, teaching positions, track and composition placements, audio and sound tech positions, and more. For more information, visit the JAZZ HANDS JOBS page.
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Junior Academy
The Jazz Hands Junior Academy is a renewable 12 week private music lesson program is designed for school-aged individuals on the autism spectrum (ages 8-17). Lessons are individualized and taught In-home , In-studio, or via zoom by Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) trained music teachers.
