Support Double Vision Keep Jazz Innovation Alive!
📢 Help Double Vision continue pushing the boundaries of jazz! 🎶✨
Your support enables us to:
✅ Create groundbreaking new compositions 🎼
✅ Bring immersive live performances to audiences worldwide 🎷
✅ Mentor and inspire the next generation of jazz musicians 🎹
As an HPPAA-supported ensemble, all contributions are tax-deductible through our 501(c)(3) nonprofit.
Every donation fuels our passion for jazz and allows us to share it with more communities.
💳 Donation Options
🔹 One-Time Donation – Support our upcoming performances & projects
🔹 Monthly Donor – Become a sustaining member of the Double Vision community
🔹 Corporate Sponsorships – Partner with us for music innovation & outreach
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🎶 Where Your Support Goes:
🎤 Performance Fund – Helps us bring jazz to new stages
🎼 Composition & Recording – Supports new works & studio projects
📚 Education & Outreach – Funds masterclasses & mentorship for young musicians
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🎥 Featured Video: Turquoise Rendezvous – Flute Solo by John Mills 🎶✨
Experience the magic of Double Vision with this mesmerizing performance of Turquoise Rendezvous from the Blu-Escape album. Featuring a stunning flute solo by John Mills, this piece embodies the band’s signature blend of improvisation, rich harmonies, and bold musical storytelling.
🌟 Your support helps bring more moments like this to the stage! Every donation fuels our ability to create, perform, and inspire.
📌 Watch now & join us in keeping jazz innovation alive! 🎷🎹
“Double Vision exemplifies the spirit of artistic excellence and innovation that the Aaron Copland Fund for Music is proud to support. Their performances seamlessly blend bold new compositions with masterful improvisation, pushing the boundaries of contemporary jazz while staying deeply rooted in its tradition. Through their music and mentorship, Double Vision is shaping the future of jazz and inspiring the next generation of musicians.”
— Aaron Copland Fund for Music