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HELP US progress with this classic art as we all travel closer to The Creator!

The 50th anniversary of John Coltrane's A Love Supreme is celebrated with live JAZZ and TAP DANCE!!! Tap dance production "Supreme Love" displays the spiritual, artistic and historical values that infuse human life, using a symbol of nature to transcend hope.

This funding will guarantee the essentials from musicians to marketing so YOUR HELP IS VALUABLE, assisting this necessary tap dance renaissance presenting authenticity of the genres for the people!!!!!!! I want to emphasize quality and infinite commitment to the artistic well-being of a form and self: that's the standard I live by with gratitude but growth. I've pursued a committed but God-related lifestyle of prideful progress in my character for freedom through tap dancing... So I'd like to start a change and exhibit proper but frequent displays of this American art that reflect legendary ways of the free people, like Coltrane and free music like jazz. The status of classic art is unstable, so I'd like to work towards ways we hope to see or dream of...

“Supreme Love” expresses true life through the art of tap dance, recreating the chants of John Coltrane’s manifestations through the album “A Love Supreme” and celebrating truth from the sounds of Hip Hop music. M.A.D.D. Rhythms, choreographer Jumaane Taylor and saxophonist Rajiv Halim present “Acknowledgement” to “Pslam” from 1965 classic though uncovering the following artistic status and exhibiting Coltrane’s theology. Complimenting the legendary Tree of Hope, Supreme Love survives off traditions of good luck or most high power. Conquering the original jazz music, Rajiv reinvents the classic quartet and narrates our transitions with his instrument. M.A.D.D. Rhythms and the musicians exchange explicit musical opinions, rediscovering themselves and their art. Witnessing life's course, rhythm and miracles, we dance in the name of God, truth and our ancestors, traveling through the art with progressive admiration for tradition.