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Reality TV Show for Instrumental Musicians featuring
National Symphony Orchestra Violinist Marissa Regni,
Duke Ellington Orchestra Alum Gregory Charles Royal,
and nu-metal bassist Talena Atfield as judges.
First Season Winner's Recording Certified Gold!
Accompanying Projects that are Part of this Initiative
A Nationwide Discussion About
The MTV/ Hip Hop Generation's
Future Support of
Traditional American Music.
Current Programs and Offerings
Plight of American Music Initiative
To Rap
or Play?
A documentary which discusses the role of
instrumental musicians in Hip Hop - featuring
underground rapper Kenn Starr.
Funded by a
grant from DC Commission on the Arts
View online
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On September 2, 2011 American Youth Symphony and
Noon Tan Music in association with Shukan NY Seikatsu
Press presented the World Premier of a new adaptation of
the 2004 New York JVC Jazz Festival play followed by a
panel discussion on Japanese culture in jazz featuring
music legend
Toshiko Akiyoshi at the Ida K. Lang Recital
Hall at Hunter College in New York. The play starred
Gregory Charles Royal and Kay Matsukawa with Patience
Higgins and the Sugar Hill Quartet with Ken Crutchfield and
directed by Kazuki Takase.
View clip here.

The Japanese Jazz Affect
A Discussion About the Historical Relationship
of Jazz and the Japanese People -- preceded by
an adaptation of the jazz play
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God
In New York
On Video
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Past Programs
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($15)
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Doesn't Mean You
Get To Live Forever
A gospel musician's faith is tested when he meets a famous singer
who believes that everlasting life is a cruel hoax perpetuated by
God himself. It takes a little girl to change their lives forever!
Gregory Charles Royal-
(from the Broadway Hit
Five Guys Named Moe)
Robbie Love- Vocal Diva
from Los Angeles
(
Howard Hewitt, Keb' Mo)
John B. Ross-
(from the Gospel
Hit
Mama I Want
To Sing
)
Royal is a professional musician in line with AYS's mandate in producing theatrical works which feature musicians as actors.
* introducing  Zari Veres Royal
6:00PM Sundays
Manhattan School
Auditorium
317 West 52nd Street
(at 8th Ave)
NYC
Admission
$10 Gen Adm.
$7 Seniors
/Students
Pay at the Door
a play by Gregory Charles Royal
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Soul Food Dinner
Served  Each Show!
May 2
7th   Menu
Ham and Yams
Greens
Cornbread  Cookies
Iced Tea
Soul Food Dinner
Served  Each Show!
May 2
7th   Menu
Ham and Yams
Greens
Cornbread  Cookies
Iced Tea