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Annual Jazz Festival
ONLY £10 (plus fee)

Tickets now on sale from our website
www.carshaltonjazz.com

CryerArts Marquee

29th AUGUST

DOORS 12.30

13.00 – 14.15
ROGER HIND QUARTET
Roger Hind – Keyboard
Neil Boxall – Bass
Dave Morgan – Trumpet

14.30 – 15.30 & 16.00-17.00
MARK ASTON’S FESTIVAL JAZZERS
Mark Aston – Sax and Clarinet
Andy Dickens – Guitar and Vocal
Richard Sadler – Bass
Rod Brown – Drums

FINISH 17.00

All seats are unreserved on a first come basis. You will receive a wrist band on arrival which allows you to come and go from the event. CryerArts bar will be serving throughout the afternoon and there will also be a BBQ for you to purchase food.

This is a very special concert to mark the fifth anniversary of Carshalton Jazz – and the 100th birthday of John Coltrane, one of the greatest figures in modern jazz.

Tickets available from our website carshaltonjazz.com. £18 plus fee in advance.

After the main concert join us in the Spotlight Bar at Cryer Arts, where there is chance to continue the evening with a late licence and more jazz to round off our anniversary event.

The Dan Forshaw Quartet’s John Coltrane 100 project is the result of Dan Forshaw’s long interest in, and study of Coltrane’s music. He will be exploring this legacy with works such as Mr PC, My Favourite Things and, of course, A Love Supreme, which capture the technical inventiveness and emotional depth of Coltrane’s music. As Dan himself says, ‘we’re not playing museum music, it’s living music being played by musicians now’, with respect for the original recordings matched with fresh improvisation. This will be an essential concert for those who are familiar with Coltrane’s music and a brilliant introduction for those less familiar with this astonishing work.

Dan Forshaw is a leading authority on Coltrane, as well as being a teacher and leading saxophone player, appearing at venues such as Pizza Express.
Chris Jerome (piano) is a stalwart of the UK jazz scene, playing with a wide variety of musicians including Courtney Pine.
Guy Dempsey (bass) and Lewis Isaacs (drums) are both past pupils of Dan’s who so impressed him that he invited them to be part of this quartet.

Alison Weir has excavated, from the Tudor records, the unsung story of a remarkable woman who had a ring-side seat to some of the most precarious and pivotal passages of history. Katherine Carey, Anne Boleyn’s niece, learned young how to negotiate the knife-edge of court, developing deep loyalties and cautious allegiances. She had fifteen pregnancies, had to flee England and live as a fugitive for a time and carried a momentous and dangerous secret about her origins for her entire life. Her story is as fascinating as it is gripping.

All seats: £8. Seats: To book, please contact Susan Hoskin at susan.hoskin@gmail.com or tel: 07721 852378