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Christmastime is Here
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Birdland
04:27
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Lil' Darlin
03:40
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Wind Machine
03:49
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Jewuet
05:16
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Mueva los Huesos
06:04
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A Child is Born
04:49
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Whiplash
04:17
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Moanin'
04:33
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Auld Lang Syne
02:13
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25 or 6 to 4
06:06
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The GW Jazz Orchestra Washington, D.C.
In January of 2015, a small coalition of dedicated musicians officially filed for student organization status in March of 2015. With the help of the GW Jazz Program, GWJO came about at a critical time for the jazz community. Since then, GWJO has laid at the cornerstone between the Department of Music and student life, offering an exciting brand of jazz to the GW community. ... more
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