Free Virginia Mayhew Jazz leadsheets and charts Click the charts icon above to download a folder of free charts and leadsheet pdfs of Virginia Mayhew originals. (The folder is zip compressed.) For public performance licensing or recording (mechanical) rights, please contact Virginia at: virginia.mayhew@gmail.com. Tunes: "Monterey Blues", "Spring Is Not Here", "Apple Flambe", "Never Enough", "5 For Mary Lou", "Live Your Life", "I Thought You Loved Me" and "Toe Tickler". Click here to listen to and/or purchase the accompanying tunes. . . . From the Greenwich House Music School: "Virginia was a stellar instructor at Greenwich House Music School! She organized a Jazz Workshop for young musicians that developed their skills and their knowledge of music. I was extremely proud of her work with the students. Her ability as a musician and a teacher is excellent. She doesn’t let the student stand still .. she moves them right along to the learning and enjoyment of music." . . . SIGN UP FOR THE NEWSLETTER! Click here to sign-up. . . .

JAZZ EDUCATION AND TEACHING Virginia has established her credentials in the field of jazz education, both as a teacher of private students, as faculty at numerous jazz camps, (including Stanford Jazz Workshop, Monterey Jazz Festival summer camp, Litchfield Jazz Camp, and Jazz Camp West), and as an experienced clinician and Artist-In-Residence, (including Univ. of Mass, Univ. of Louisville, Bloomington Univ., Williams College, and others). Virginia has also worked with Don Braden's exceptional program in Newark, NJ, "Jazz For Teens", Melissa Walker's innovative, "Jazz House Kids", and the Duke Ellington Legacy's Jazz education and Jazz history programs. She has traveled around the U.S.A. working as an adjudicator, teaching master classes, and working with school ensembles large and small. Virginia also founded the very successful Jazz Workshop at the Greenwich House Music School in NYC and is currently working with NJ's Jazz for Teens Outreach Program in the Schools, the Nikhil Badlani Foundation which offers free lessons to underprivileged kids, and is also an adjunct faculty member at The New School in New York City. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Virginia is currently available for private instruction, as well as faculty. Please contact her at: virginia.mayhew@gmail.com . . . . . . .