The Tuscia In Jazz Seminars are an extraordinary chance to meet world’s greatest jazzmen and to become better musicians and better humans. The classes are open to everyone who mean to improve his knowledge of one ore more instruments in the jazz music field, and will take place all day-long with instrument lessons, ensamble music lessons and classes of theory and harmony. At the end of the seminars the students will be given a certificate of attendance. With the Tuscia In Jazz’s teaching format, a single enrolment fee allows to attend every single instrument class and every concert with no extra costs. At the end of the summer camp, during the Night In Jazz, students will play on stage with their teachers.

Antonio Ciacca

Born in Germany, grew up in Italy and matured as a jazz musician in the U.S., is a pianist, composer, teacher. Director of programming at Jazz at Lincoln Center, teacher at the Juilliard School and artistic director of New York Italian Jazz Festival Days, he played among others with Art Farmer, James Moody, Lee Konitz, Johnny Griffin, Mark Murphy, Dave Liebman and Steve Grossman. Currently he performs between America, Europe and Japan gaining an enthusiastic approval from critics and audiences.