Almost 100 musicians took to the sea for the seven-day event
The Jazz Cruise 2019 is now in the books. Nearly 100 musicians were on board, and cruise guests listened to hundreds of hours of music over seven days. Here’s a quick look at what went down.
For info on the 2020 Jazz Cruise, go to thejazzcruise.com.
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