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Special Sponsor – $1,000
10- second ad on the main event screen through the night
On-stage mentions
Advertising display table
Logo on Wall banner
Social media recognition
VIP access for reps
One Reserved VIP lounge Cabana (6 people)
Recognition in press releases
Photo ops with dancers, artists and celebrities
10 General admission tickets (one free drink per ticket)
URPremier Sponsor – $3,000
Exclusive “Presented by”
branding on all materials
20-second ad on the main event screen through the night
On-stage mentions
Advertising display table
Prominent presence during headlining show
Logo on exclusive vertical banner
VIP access for reps
Photo ops with dancers and artists
Social media shout-outs to 200,000 followers
Two Reserved VIP lounge Cabana (6 people each cabana)
10 General admission tickets (one free drink per person)
Business Sponsor – $300
Advertising display table
On stage mentions
Advertizing table
Logo on Wall banner
VIP access for reps
Five general admission tickets
Recognition in press releases
Social media shout-outs to 200,000 followers
Business Sponsor – $300
Advertising display table
On stage mentions
Advertizing table
Logo on Wall banner
VIP access for reps
Five general admission tickets
Recognition in press releases
Social media shout-outs to 200,000 followers
SPONSORSHIP
Business Sponsor – $300
Advertising display table
On stage mentions
Advertizing table
Logo on Wall banner
VIP access for reps
Five general admission tickets
Recognition in press releases
Social media shout-outs to 200,000 followers
All Our Sponsors will receive Multi-Channel Promotion
Engage with Heli’s 200k social media followers
Mentions on Radio Heli
Targeted paid advertisements
Distribution of flyers and A3-sized posters to businesses in
Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach County.
Featured on Seminole Hotel’s website
Front cover feature in Jornal Achei USA
Rede Record Americas audience
Photo ops with dancers and artists
Produced by: ACIREH MUSIC CENTER
3469 N. Dixie Hwy
Oakland Park Fl.33334
954-297-1240
Jazz’s Golden Age: 1920s to the 1950s
In the post-World War I era, jazz music enjoyed a golden age. The popularity of jazz and its distinctive sound continued to grow in mainstream America during this time. Many jazz musicians enjoyed their own mainstream success. Some of the most notable artists of this era include Louis Armstrong, Bessie Smith, Charlie Parker, Cab Calloway and Duke Ellington. Major record labels like RCA Victor and Columbia Records also began to issue jazz music in the 1920s.
Key Elements of Jazz
Jazz is one of the most iconic and beloved genres of music in history. Its unique sound, energy, and improvisation have captivated audiences for generations. In order to truly appreciate jazz, it is important to understand its key elements. Here are the essential components that make up this genre of music. The presence of a strong and steady beat is an integral part of the jazz sound. This beat allows for freer improvisation from soloists or small ensembles, giving each performance its own personality and character. Jazz also relies heavily on syncopation, which creates tension between notes and allows for greater complexity within a piece. Additionally, many jazz songs incorporate swing rhythms—a type of rhythmic pattern that emphasizes off-beat accents—to add more excitement to their beats.
Instruments Used in Jazz
Jazz is a unique, ever-evolving genre of music that has been around for over a century. It encompasses a wide array of instruments and styles, but the core of jazz lies in improvisation and musical experimentation. As such, some instruments are more commonly used than others when it comes to playing traditional jazz. Commonly used instruments include upright bass, drums, saxophone, trumpet, trombone and piano. Other instruments such as banjo, guitar, vibraphone and flute have all been used to create classic jazz sounds.
In the early days of jazz music in the 1920s through 1940s there was an emphasis on acoustic instruments with limited amplification available; therefore small brass ensembles were popularized by Louis Armstrong and others.
Notable Artists & Influences
Jazz has been a major influence in American culture for decades. It has changed the way people think about music, and has inspired many legendary artists throughout its history. Notable jazz artists include Miles Davis, Louis Armstrong, John Coltrane, Billie Holiday and Duke Ellington. Each of these influential jazz musicians have left indelible marks on the genre and have helped to shape the sound of modern music today.
Miles Davis is considered one of the most influential jazz musicians of all time. He introduced several new musical styles to the genre including modal jazz, cool jazz and avant-garde jazz which he incorporated into his own unique sound. His influence can be heard in both popular and experimental music today as well as in film scores. Louis Armstrong is one of the most popular jazz musicians in history and his music has been influential to many other genres including rock and roll, blues, rhythm and blues, funk, hip hop and pop.
The first performance worth mentioning is Miles Davis’ groundbreaking album “Kind of Blue.” Recorded in 1959 with an all-star ensemble, it was a pinnacle moment in Davis’ career as well as jazz history. With a distinct sound and memorable melodies, this album continues to be praised by fans and critics alike.
A year later, John Coltrane released his magnum opus “Giant Steps,” which showcased his signature style and dazzling technique on the saxophone. The album’s unique musical style and his aggressive execution of the instrument made it a landmark recording. The following year, Bill Evans released “Sunday at the Village Vanguard,” which features his trio with bassist Scott LaFaro and drummer Paul Motian. The album’s relaxed and sensitive sound is a landmark moment in the genre. A year later, Miles Davis changed his style once again with “Sketches of Spain.” The album features a unique blend of Spanish traditional music and jazz which contributed to the development of Latin jazz. The sound of the album is warm and evocative, with a comfortable ambiance. In 1961, John Coltrane released “Giant Steps,” which features his classic quartet of McCoy Tyner on piano, Jimmy Garrison on bass and Elvin Jones on drums. He is considered to be one of the most influential saxophone players in history, and this album is a testament to his skill as a composer. The album has a variety of moods and tempos; it’s dynamic and exciting, but also meditative.
Hèli Musica
741 West Oakland
Park Blvd.
Oakland Park
FL. 33311