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DVD project-- We are proud to announce the new DVD Jeremy Cohen ViolinJazz & Friends Celebrate Joe Venuti - 100 Years, a celebration of jazz violin legend Joe Venuti (September 16, 1903 - August 14, 1978). Marking the date of his 100th birthday, this film features works by Joe Venuti and Cohen's ViolinJazz arrangements as well as rare archival photographs and film footage. An elfenworks production, this film is currently available for online purchase from Video Artists International and will have its world-premiere screening in August, 2005 in Potsdam, Germany.

The artwork-- Elfenworks was responsible for all of the artwork for this project. The DVD cover includes the artist's signature 'violinjazz' logo and colors, which we developed for his website. The cover has an image of Joe Venuti arising from a steamy cup (pardon the pun on 'Joe') and Jeremy Cohen's photograph on the back. It is instantly recognizable as a Jeremy Cohen ViolinJazz product. Because of the importance of this film for Mr. Cohen, we redesigned the Jeremy Cohen ViolinJazz website to include steam on the top navigation banner

Kudos--This film has been selected for the festival programming in the Globians Potsdam World and Culture Documentary Film Festival. Our film will receive its world premiere on August 12th 2005 when it will be the festival's "Lobby Movie of the Day".

This film was also honored by the Tiburon International Film Festival, which featured excerpts at the Film Festival's Opening Gala Celebration on March 10th 2005 along with live performances by the Jeremy Cohen ViolinJazz Quartet.

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