KC Performs | A Jazzy Romp Through ‘Union Station’
KC Performs
November 26, 2020 | Brad Austin | 1 min read
Here are two more things to give thanks for on this day of feasting: Kansas City jazz and Union Station.
The Kansas City Jazz Orchestra is back on KC Performs with a ripping take on “Union Station.” Settle in and luxuriate in the finger-popping groove in the attached video.
To learn more about the jazz orchestra, go to KCJO.org. Also, here’s a link to more installments of KC Performs, our new Kansas City PBS program that offers a stage for performing artists affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
No doubt, we’ll all give thanks when Kansas City’s performing artists are back on stage in front of live audiences.
Until then, check out KC Performs.
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