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Up Next: Poetry meets Jazz
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Poet Raisa Tolchinsky is a visiting assistant professor at IU, following a move from New York, and Jazz Band Leader Hannah Marks got her bachelors at IU’s Jacobs School, before moving to Brooklyn. She was recently awarded a commission by the Jazz Gallery in NYC to premiere a new, 75-minute piece of music in November, and wanted to return to Bloomington to spend time composing at The Hundredth Hill.

Raisa’s most recent and much lauded book of poetry ‘Glass Jaw,’ is a Dantean exploration of her time in New York training as a boxer (yes, a boxer), and as she’s interested in what jazz musicians call “fear training,”, creating public poetry projects rooted in improvisation and accompaniment, we thought the two might have alot to talk about while in residence. 

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