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The idea that ambassadors in Washington DC do not know how to have fun is changing, thanks in part to diplomats from Scandinavian nations. At an event earlier this summer, musical performers from Denmark, Iceland, Norway, Sweden and Finland gathered in the garden of the Danish ambassador's home. They came to take part in what is becoming one of Washington's more popular summer events, the yearly ..... Jazz Festival. The event is now in its 13th year. ..... is Denmark's ambassador to the United States. She told VOA that for Denmark, the relationship with American jazz music goes all the way back to the early 1960s. At that time, some of the world's most well known and widely respected jazz artists moved to the country. ..... said that for many years, American artists, including Stan Getz, ..... Gordon and Ben ....., were highly successful as cultural ambassadors to Denmark. They influenced local performers and changed the sound of ..... jazz in the process. Diplomacy isn't just about politics and economy, said ......

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the fact that ambassadors in the Washington DC don't know how to have fun is changing when diplomat ambassadors of Scandinavan nations (Denmark, Iceland, Norway, Sweden, Finland) met in a US's ambassador house to watch a band's performance. It's the US summer event or known as "Jazz festival" and it's in its 13th year. Nations said that the relations with the US's jazz music go all the way back to the early 1960s with some of the most well-known and respected jazz artists come to this country including Stan, Dexter, Ben who were highly successful artitsts and cultural ambassadors of Denmark. Diplomacy is not just about economy and politics, some relations don't need words. Another jazz band from Finland including musicians led by a 28-year-old artist Olli Soikkeli who lives in NYC in the past 5 years. He said this visit was a break from his schedule ... both countries in the US and other countries (e không nghe đc đoạn cuối)

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The idea that ambassadors in Washington, D.C., do not know how to have fun is changing, thanks in part to diplomats from Scandinavian nations. At an event earlier this summer, musical performers from Denmark, Iceland, Norway, Sweden, and Finland gathered in the garden of the Danish ambassador’s home. They came to take part in what is becoming one of Washington’s more popular summer events: the yearly Nordic Jazz Festival. The event is now in its 13th year. Lone D. Wisborg is Denmark’s ambassador to the United States. She told VOA that for Denmark, the relationship with American jazz music went back to the early 1960s. At that time, some of the world’s most well-known and widely respected jazz artists moved to Denmark. Wisborg said that for many years, American artists were highly successful as cultural ambassadors to Denmark. They influenced local performers and changed “The sound of Danish Jazz” in the process. “Diplomacy isn’t just about politics and economy,” said Wisborg. “Some relations don’t need words.”. Finland, another Nordic country, held its own Nordic jazz event. It included a group of three musicians led by 28-year-old Olli Soikkeli. He is a guitarist born in Finland, but has lived in New York City for the past five years. For Soikkeli, the event was a welcome break from his busy schedule, which keeps him on the road much of the time, both in the U.S. and other countries.

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The idea that ambassadors in Washington, DC do not know how to have fun ..., thanks in part to diplomats from nations. At an event earlier this summer, musical performers from Denmark, Iceland, Norway, Sweden and Finland gathered in the garden of the danish.... home. They came to take part in what is becoming one of Washington’s more popular summer events, the yearly Nor... jazz Festival. The event is now in its thirteenth year.Lone D. Wisborg is Denmark’s ambassador to the United States. She told VOA that for Denmark, the relationship with American jazz music goes all the way back to the early 1960. At that time, some of the world’s most well-known and .... artists moved to the country. Wisborg said that for many years, American artists including ..., Dexter Gordon and Ben Web were highly successful as cultural ambassadors to Denmark. They influenced local performers and changed the sound of Danish jazz in the process. "Diplomacy isn’t just about politics and economy” said Wisborg. Some relations don’t need words.

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The idea that an ambassador in dc didn't know how to have fun is changing at an event earlier this summer. The occasion was a musical performance held in the garden of the ambassador's residence, part of the popular dc summer event calendar Jazz festival, which is now in its 13th year.

The ambassador to the US told the press that his country’s relationship with American jazz music goes all the way back to the 1960s. At that time, a well-known and respected jazz artist moved to the country, becoming highly successful and influencing local performers, effectively changing the sound of the nation's jazz.

The ambassador noted that diplomacy is not all about economic or political matters, and that some relationships don't need words. His country holds its own annual jazz event, and this particular evening included a group of three musicians. One of the performers was a guitarist born in Finland who has lived in NY for 5 years, taking a break from a busy schedule that keeps him on the road much of the time.

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The idea of ambassadors in Washington DC don't know how to have fun is now changing thanks to diplomats from Scandinavian nations. Scandinavian jazz musicians from Denmark, Norway, Iceland, Sweden and Finland gathered in the garden of Danish Ambassador home to hold the Nordic Jazz Festival - one of the most popular summer events which is now 13 years old. The Denmark ambassador said that the relationship between Denmark's and the US jazz music dated all the way back to the 1960s when some of the most well-known and respected jazz music bands moved to Denmark, and they were highly successful as a cultural ambassador as they influenced local performers and changed the Danish jazz music in the process. Diplomacy is not just about politics and economics, some relations do not need words.

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The idea that ambassador in Washington DC do not know how to have fun is changing, thanks in part to diplomats from Scandinavia nations.

At an event earlier this summer, musical performers from Denmark, Iceland, Norway, Sweden and Finland gathered in the garden of the Danish ambassador’s home. They came to take part in what is becoming one of Washington’s more popular summer events: the yearly Nordic Jazz Festival. The event is now in its thirteenth year. Wisborg is Denmark’s ambassador to the United States. the relationship with American jazz music goes all the way back to the early 1960s. At that time, some of the world’s most well-known and widely respected jazz artists moved to the country. Wisborg said that for many years, American artists including …. were highly successful as cultural ambassadors to Denmark. They influenced local performers and changed the sound of Danish Jazz in the process.

Diplomacy isn’t just about politics and economy. Some relations don’t need words.

Finland, another Nordic country, held its own Nordic jazz event. It included a group of three musicians , a guitar player born in Finland who has lived in New York City for the past five years.

, the event was a break from his busy scedule that keeps him on the road much of the time, both in the U.S. and other countries.

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The idea that leaders in Washington DC do not know how to have fun is changing. Thanks to the impact from Scandinavian country. Earlier this year, Denmark, Norway,... gathered in the Danish Embassy Home. They came to take part in the Jazz festival. The event is now in its 13 years. From Denmark Ambassador to the United States, he told the LA that for many years the relationship with US jazz... It go all the way back to 1960s. At that time, Jazz artist moved to the country Denmark. The artists were highly successful, impacting the local performer and change the sound of Danish Jazz. Finland hold Jazz event with 3 musicians, leading by Olli Soilkeli - a guitar player. The event was a break from his schedule in the US and other country.

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The idea that ambassadors in Washington, DC do not know how to have fun is changing, thanks in part to diplomats from Scandinavian nations. At an event earlier this summer, musical performers from Denmark, Iceland, Norway, Sweden and Finland gathered in the garden of the Danish ambassador’s home. They came to take part in what is becoming one of Washington’s more popular summer events: the yearly Nordic Jazz Festival. The event is now in its thirteenth year.

Lone D. Wisborg is Denmark’s ambassador to the United States. She told VOA that for Denmark, the relationship with American jazz music goes all the way back to the early 1960s. At that time, some of the world’s most well-known and widely respected jazz artists moved to the country. Wisborg said that for many years, American artists including Stan Getz, Dexter Gordon and Ben Webster were highly successful as cultural ambassadors to Denmark. They influenced local performers and changed “the sound of Danish Jazz” in the process. “Diplomacy isn’t just about politics and economy,” said Wisborg. “Some relations don’t need words.”

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The idea that ambassadors in Washington DC do not know how to have fun is changing, thanks in part to diplomats from Scandinavian nations.

At an event earlier this summer, musical performers from Denmark, Iceland, Norway, Sweden and Finland gathered in the garden of the Danish ambassador’s home. They came to take part in what is becoming one of Washington’s more popular summer events: the yearly Nordic Jazz Festival.

Lone D. Wisborg is Denmark’s ambassador to the United States. She told VOA that for Denmark, the relationship with American jazz music goes all the way back to the early 1960s. At that time, some of the world’s most well-known and widely respected jazz artists moved to the country. for many years, American artists including Stan Getz, Dexter Gordon and Ben Webster were highly successful as cultural ambassadors to Denmark. “Diplomacy isn’t just about politics and economy,” said Wisborg. “Some relations don’t need words.” Finland, another Nordic country, held its own Nordic jazz event. It included a group of three musicians led by 28-year-old Olli Soikkeli. He is a guitar player born in Finland who has lived in New York City for the past five years.

For Soikkeli, the event was a break from his busy schedule that keeps him on the road much of the time, both in the U.S. and other countries.

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The idea that ambassador in Washington D.C do not know how to have fun is changing, thanks in part to diplomats from Scandinavian nations. At an event earlier this summer, musical performers from Denmark, Iceland, Norway, Sweden and Finland gathered in the garden of the Danish's ambassador's home. They came to take part in what is becoming one of Washington's most popular summer events, the yearly Nordic Jazz Festival. The event is now in its 13th year. Lone D. Wisborg is Denmark's ambassador to the U.S. He told that for Denmark, the relationship with American jazz music goes all the way back to the early 1960s. At that time, some of the world's most well-known and widely respected jazz artists moved to the country. Wisborg said that for many years, American artists including Stan Getz, Dexter Gordon and Ben Webster were highly successful as cultural ambassadors to Denmark. They influenced local performers and changed the sound of Danish jazz in the process. Diplomacy isn not just about politics and economy. Some relations don't need words. Finland, another Nordic country, held its own Nordic jazz event. It included a group of 3 musicians led by 28 years old Olli Soikkeli. He is a guitar player born in Finland who has lived in New York city for the past 5 years. For him, the event was a break from his busy schedule that keeps him on the road much of the time, both in the U.S and other countries.