Metheny Music Foundation Holds Fundraising Concert for Jazz Scholarships

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Lee's Summit, Missouri, Pat Metheny's hometown, is also the home and inspiration for the new Metheny Music Foundation, which awards scholarships for local high school students to attend the University of Missouri—Kansas City Jazz Improv Camp. On Friday, March 7, the Foundation will hold a fundraising concert at the nearby Unity Village Activities Center featuring student musicians from Lee's Summit schools along with the Pat Metheny Trio and Pat's brother, trumpeter Mike Metheny.

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Lee's Summit, Missouri, Pat Metheny's hometown, is also the home and inspiration for the new Metheny Music Foundation, which awards scholarships for local high school students to attend the University of MissouriKansas City Jazz Improv Camp. On Friday, March 7, the Foundation will hold a fundraising concert at the nearby Unity Village Activities Center featuring student musicians from Lee's Summit schools along with the Pat Metheny Trio and Pat's brother, trumpeter Mike Metheny.

The Foundation also celebrates the Metheny family's long ties to the local community. "Our grandfather came to Lee's Summit in 1915," says Mike Metheny, "and was a prominent member of the community just as our parents have been over the decades. So those family roots are another important reason for this."

Tickets are on sale now. For more information, visit methenymusicfoundation.org.

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    Metheny Music Foundation Holds Fundraising Concert for Jazz Scholarships
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    Lee's Summit, Missouri, Pat Metheny's hometown, is also the home and inspiration for the new Metheny Music Foundation, which awards scholarships for local high school students to attend the University of MissouriKansas City Jazz Improv Camp. On Friday, March 7, the Foundation will hold a fundraising concert at the nearby Unity Village Activities Center featuring student musicians from Lee's Summit schools along with the Pat Metheny Trio and Pat's brother, trumpeter Mike Metheny.

    The Foundation also celebrates the Metheny family's long ties to the local community. "Our grandfather came to Lee's Summit in 1915," says Mike Metheny, "and was a prominent member of the community just as our parents have been over the decades. So those family roots are another important reason for this."

    Tickets are on sale now. For more information, visit methenymusicfoundation.org.

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