Latest news from the team at Brecon Jazz Club

Latest news from the team at Brecon Jazz Club supplied by Lynne Gornall -

Hello everyone
SPECIAL GUESTS !
Tuesday 11 October 8pm Brecon Jazz Club (8pm start / £8 club members) @ The MUSE Arts Centre
Here is the news.... as well as having two of the 'Amigos' (guitar, bass) and a special visitor Jean Guyomarc'h (guitar) from France, we will also have a very special guest.
International musician/composer Huw Warren will be joining us for the evening, on accordion, to give that very special 'club' atmosphere. Not to be missed. Full lineup below.
Many of you have already booked tickets, we are delighted to welcome you on the door, but please consider pre-booking at http://breconjazz.club/wp/tickets
FOOD / SUPPER £8 at Ty Helyg from 6.30 pm please book places and say if you are veggie or gluten free (etc). MENU:
>beef bolognaise dish with jacket potato, salad and bread. With veggie mince for veggies - please advise. Orange juice.
Followed by Eves Pudding and custard
Come along and support the supper, chat and network.
MUSIC LINEUP
Gary Phillips of the Amigos on guitar
Jean Guyomarc'h of Major Swing on guitar
Huw Warren on accordion - extra special guest
Robin Hames of the Amigos on double bass
[please note that lovely Bethan Frieze (violin) has broken her wrist and is so sorry to miss BJC date]
See you all there!
Thanks to all our supporters as well as poster and listings places

Lynne & co
All at Brecon Jazz Club & Muse Arts
www.breconjazzclub.org

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