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HBCU Holiday Kickoff Sponsored by The Virginia Higher Education Fund

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The Virginia Higher Education Fund presents “HBCU Holiday Kickoff” featuring the The Chan Hall Experience WSG Vocalist Joselyn Best.

Hosted by An’Jou C. White. President, Virginia Union University, National Alumni Association

Come out and kick off the Holiday season early with a joyful evening of Jazz with the Chan Hall Experience WSG Vocalist Joselyn Best while supporting the Virginia Higher Education Fund. This group of top-level musicians will be sure to impress and provide an evening of unforgettable entertainment.

Our Mission

The Virginia Higher Education Fund is a 501(c) 3 non-profit corporation that was formed to increase higher education numbers for high school students who are underserved or have experienced adverse challenges such as poverty, homeless-ness or medical conditions

Our Vision

The Virginia Higher Education Fund provides scholarships, books, emergency aid and mentoring activities for students who are striving to achieve post-secondary education, thus creating a new class of Virginia stakeholders.

Chan Hall

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William “Chan” Hall is a smooth jazz recording artist based in Richmond, Virginia. The name Chan is derived from Channing, which is his middle name. He is influenced by greats to include Herbie Hancock, Brian Culbertson, Marcus Johnson, Bob Baldwin, and Joe Sample. The Wilson, North Carolina native began honing his piano skill at the age of 15 and quickly became a versatile percussionist in his high school’s concert band. He was featured on xylophone, vibraphone, marimba, and auxiliary percussion instruments. Because of such a display of musicianship, his band instructor introduced him to the world of jazz through the study of Chick Corea’s music. After moving to Richmond, VA, he began to find a deeper passion for piano and jazz. He later produced his debut album, Dreaming Afterdark, in 2011. In 2015, Chan released his sophomore album, Musical Addiction, a collection of diversified compositions. This album showcased his ability to produce a multi-genre album while simultaneously maintaining the integrity of jazz music. Chan’s third release, EnCHANtment, journeys listeners back to his roots in contemporary jazz. EnCHANtment is bursting with smooth jazz for everyday people in need of relaxation through music. Much like his sophomore album, EnCHANtment has also crossed international boundaries and was considered in the 1st round ballots for a Grammy nomination of 3 categories: Best Contemporary Instrumental Album, Best New Age Album, and Best Jazz Instrumental Album. Chan’s Somethin’ 2 Prove album is on the new collection with blends dreamy chill atmospheres, immersive R&B and edgy urban jazz with the sparkling assistance of guest artists, trumpeter Bill McGee, and saxophonists Chris Sclafani, Tony Craddock, Jr., and Marcus Anderson. Chan’s fifth album Over The Rhoads is a parallel correlation to the fender rhoads electric piano sound and truck driving, which is his secondary profession. Chan’s new album Summer Cookout is by far the most contemporary album on the market, with a summertime anthem to give everyone those summer vibes. The media affectionately calls Chan a “smooth dude” because of his demeanor and consistency in producing therapeutic outlets for relaxation through music. Stay tuned for what’s in store for this bright musician.