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jam session

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jam session
n.
1. An informal gathering of musicians to play improvised or unrehearsed music.
2. Informal An impromptu discussion.

jam session
n
(Music) Slang an unrehearsed or improvised jazz or rock performance
[probably from jam1]
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Noun1.jam session - an impromptu jazz concert
musical performance - the act of performing music
Translations
jam session n (Mus) (fam) → jam-session f inv


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Byline: WILLIAM JAMES Jazz Festival: Jam Session BOTANICAL GARDENS, BIRMINGHAM TWENTY-five years ago, at the first Birmingham Jam Session Digby Fairweather was a young trumpeter trying hard not to be over-awed by the likes of Humphrey Lyttelton; at this anniversary celebration he was one of the elder statesmen of a line-up that included the phenomenal young vibes player Jim Hart.
There is also a concert and jam session tonight at Cozmic Pizza, 199 W.
Many pickers go from one jam session to another and sometimes are able to set in with the professional performers.
 
 
 
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