Latest news from Brecon Jazz Club

Latest news from Brecon Jazz Club - 

This month's Jazz Club on Tues 14 Oct features an exciting new band, Duski, led by bass player Aidan Thorne.
The ensemble features sax, guitar and piano in the lineup, and you will recall the outstanding performances of Aidan and Mark (bass, drums) with guest musicians from Spain earlier this year. They will be playing contemporary jazz, and this event is part of a short tour. Details below. Booking for supper also available.
Lineup details:
Greg Sterland - tenor sax
Paul Jones - keys
Tom Ollendorf - guitar
Aidan Thorne - double bass
Mark O'Connor - drums
Starts 8pm, admission, £6 on the door.
Venue Brecon Jazz Bar, Theatr Brycheiniog, Canalside, Brecon LD3 7EW
Tel 01874 611622 (box office)
Supper 6.45pm at the Lansdowne, £5 per person. Please reply this email to book.
THIS WEEK: if you can get to Abergavenny, Nigel Price Quartet featuring Vassilis Xenopoulus on sax - Thursday 9 October, 8pm at the King's Arms hotel. Mention Brecon Jazz Club on the door for a discount.
JAZZ PIANO Taster : Hay on Wye, 6-7pm on Friday 24 October at Richard Booth's Bookshop, Hay HR3 5AA. Bookings simon.deeley@aol.com or ring (mob) 07890 303681
See you in two weeks' time on tues 14 Oct for Duski in Brecon / jazz club. Thanks for all your support -
Lynne & Roger and all at Brecon Jazz Club

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