Q&A with documentary filmmaker diane estelle Vicari and Sammy Nestico

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On Sunday, August 16, at 7:00pm, MassMu streamed this live on Facebook.

Q&A with documentary filmmaker diane estelle Vicari on the subject of her film in progress, Shadowman: The Sammy Nestico Story.

Sammy Nestico is acclaimed as one of the greatest contributors to the last century’s field of music, working in classical, jazz, and big band as a composer, orchestrator, writer, arranger, and educator. Nestico’s career spans more than 70 years, and he continues to work at age 96. Vicari screened the extended trailer for her film, then entertain questions from viewers.

For more information about Sammy Nestico and the documentary film about his life and career, visit http://www.sammynesticofilm.com or https://www.facebook.com/SammyNesticoDocumentary

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