AARP Atlanta Couch Concert Featuring Bob Baldwin Registration

Start Date:11/12/2021

Start Time:7:00 PM EST

Duration:60 minutes

Abstract:

This live event has now ended, but you may still register to view it on demand.

Join AARP Atlanta for an inspiring evening of smooth jazz courtesy of musician Bob Baldwin! This free AARP Atlanta Couch Concert celebrates family caregivers, who often give so much to others that they do not care properly for themselves. Throughout the concert, AARP will share information about our caregiving resources.

A world renowned composer and artist who has written and arranged for artists such as The Four Tops, Grover Washington Jr., Tom Browne, Will Downing, Howard Hewitt, Freddie Jackson and many other artists, Bob Baldwin will also share his own powerful story of caring for his mother and sister during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The virtual event is free and open to the public, but registration is required.

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Speakers

Bob Baldwin

Jazz Musician/Composer

Bob Baldwin is a contemporary jazz pianist, music composer, author, radio host, and music producer. His staunch views on owning his own recorded masters has earned him the title 'the Ray Charles of Independent Contemporary Jazz and Soul music’ from his peers. He owns more than 26 of his own studio projects, and has written and arranged for artists such as The Four Tops, Grover Washington, Jr., Tom Browne, Will Downing, Howard Hewitt, Freddie Jackson and many others.

Debra A Tyler Horton

State Director

AARP Georgia

Debra Tyler-Horton is the State Director for AARP Georgia where she is responsible for setting the strategic direction for AARP in the Peach State. She leads a professional staff and a network of more than 300 volunteers who help fulfill the AARP mission of “enhancing the quality of life for all as we age.” Debra directs community, state and national outreach and advocacy efforts on behalf of AARP and the state’s 1.2 million members.