Latest news from the Jazz in the Bar team

Latest news from the Jazz in the Bar team at Brecon -
'AFTERNOON IN PARIS' JAZZ GROUP, GYPSY SWING AND LATIN
Tuesday 15 January 2013 : Theatr Brycheiniog, Brecon, LD3 7EW
8pm event £6 on the door, all welcome, info below. Tel box office 01874 611622
6pm onwards, £10 pre gig supper at the Lansdowne Hotel restaurant (5 mins from theatre car park) Tues 15 Jan (Jazz) Lovely food, main meal/options see below.
MUST book - Carol at the hotel direct : mention Jazz and choice, to : lansdownehotel@btinternet.com 01874 623321
Baked chicken breast in a bacon, thyme and white wine sauce
Salmon and watercress fishcakes
Potato pancakes with spinach, mushrooms and parmesan (V)
All served with new potatoes and a selection of fresh vegetables
Basket of bread on table
Optional : coffee and cake £3.50
Coffee and walnut sponge or Crunchy top lemon cake
Afternoon in Paris line-up -
Guitar - Jeremy Young
Rhythm guitar - Andy King
Clarinet/bass clarinet/vocals - Susanna Warren
Double Bass - Andy 'Wal' Coughlan
The music of Afternoon in Paris is based on the gypsy swing jazz tradition made popular by the Hot Club of France and is strongly influenced by great artists Django Reinhardt, and Benny Goodman among others. Latin rhythms, cheeky quotes and characteristics from their own diverse musical backgrounds, from rock and folk to pop and classical, all combine to give them a unique, sophisticated and broadly appealing sound.
Weblinks -
www.jazzinthebar.com
https://www.facebook.com/JazzinBrecon
http://www.afternooninparis.co.uk/

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