Showing posts with label Burton Agnes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Burton Agnes. Show all posts
Friday, 8 April 2016
Burton Agnes Jazz Festival, 1st-3rd July
As we move toward summer, it's time for jazz fans to get out their diaries and figure out how many of the numerous summer jazz festivals they can fit in. Burton Agnes Festival takes place from 1st to 3rd July and has become a favourite for all ages due to the picturesque surroundings, varied programme and camping facilities.
This year, the programme contains many of this year's Northern Line acts including Bugalu Foundation, Manjula and Pan Jumby, all of whom bring influences from music and culture around the globe. For fans of vocal jazz, Elaine Delmar appears on Saturday 2nd, performing the music of Cole Porter and George Gershwin.
Those interested in attending should head over to Bebop Spoken Here, Lance Liddle's wonderful blog as he is currently running a competition to win a full weekend pass for a family (the comp runs until May 27th).
For full information on line-up, ticketing and location visit the Burton Agnes Jazz Festival website.
Friday, 19 June 2015
Burton Agnes Jazz Festival, 3rd-5th July
The annual Burton Agnes Jazz Festival takes place this year from 3rd until the 5th July. Set in the beautiful surroundings of Burton Agnes Hall, this indoor and outdoor festival features a wide range of jazz from the UK. You can check out their full programme on the website, but we've selected a few highlights across the weekend.
Friday 3rd July
A Dread Supreme - This 10 piece group have built up a strong following with their unique Roots take on jazz from the 60s and protest folk. One for those with their dancing shoes.
Saturday 4th July
The Mahakasyapa Ensemble - Led by bassist Paul Baxter, this ensemble will premiere a new suite commissioned by the festival. Featuring Neil Yates, Stuart McDonald and Olivia Moore.
Sunday 5th July
Nicola Farnon - Sheffield-based Nicola Farnon was selected to take part in the Jazz North Northern Line scheme and for good reason; arranged standards mixed with original works.
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