Archive | November, 2013

Jada at Bar Berlin Wednesday, December 5th at 8 pm

Jada will be playing at Bar Berlin this Wednesday at 8 pm.  The band plays easy listening, mainly jazz standards of the 30’s and 40’s usually with a swing element. Jada’s line up is:

Bass – Neville Claughtan
Keyboard – Warren Fenemor
Drums – Tony Bowater
Sax – Iain Clark
Clarinet – Dave  Jack
Trumpet and vocals – Dave Powdrell
Vocals – Michelle Edwards

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Fortnightly Bluegrass Sessions

There is a bluegrass session fortnightly for anyone interested in playing bluegrass – guitar, mandolin, fiddle, stand up bass, banjo or singers of any level welcome.

For more information, phone Sue at 545 9369.

Nelson Jazz Quartet at Deville Friday, November 15th at 7:30 pm

The Nelson Jazz Quartet will be playing at DeVille this Friday evening from 7:30pm. The quartet includes Simon Williams on sax and clarinet, Gabor Tolnay on keyboard, Chris Cowles on bass and Chris Pierson on drums.

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No Square Jazz Quartet at the Boathouse Sunday, November 10th at 8 PM

The No Square Jazz Quartet from Switzerland will be in Nelson Sunday, November 10th for a performance at the Boathouse at 8pm.

No Square, the well-known band in Europe, has been touring around the world for many years and has released 8 albums. No Square has just come back from Brazil, Argentina, Chile, and Uruguay. For their first tour in China, New Zealand and Australia, they are presenting their latest album “Les Lois de L’Ephémère”

“Within the classic format of jazz, rooted in a modern, close to post-bop style (the works of saxophonist Wayne Shorter and Herbie Hancock come to my mind as references) No Square has developed its own style, based above all in the original compositions: in all their works they have only played music either individually or collectively composed by the quartet’s members”

“In all, the band’s collective energy, the way they transmit their cohesion and their mutual commitment but also, their melodic, emotionally expressive improvisations, and creative percussive and rhythmic variations, are a real pleasure to listen to”

Miguel Bronfman “Buenos Aires Herald” August 2013

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