Showing posts with label Doncaster Youth Jazz Orchestra. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Doncaster Youth Jazz Orchestra. Show all posts

Friday, 2 June 2017

Ronnie Scott's Charitable Foundation - Jazz Education Grants


In 2015, the Ronnie Scott's Charitable Foundation was set up to support jazz education projects across the UK and overseas. So far, 11 projects have received funding to support their activities including Young & Gifted, The York Music Service, Doncaster Youth Jazz Association and NYJO.

The foundations are now accepting applications for the next round of funding available. Their aim is to support activities that provide access to music education for all young people, especially those from underprivileged backgrounds.


To apply for a Ronnie Scott’s Foundation Grant contact:
Fatine Boumaaz, RSCF Projects Manager
For more information on The Foundation:  http://foundation.ronniescotts.co.uk
Ronnie Scott’s
47 Frith St, London, W1D 4HT
Box office 020 7439 0747

Thursday, 24 March 2016

Cleethorpes Jazz Festival, 24th-26th June


The jam-packed programme of this year's Cleethorpes Jazz Festival has been announced and tickets are now on sale for the 3 day festival which runs 24th to 26th June.

The festival opens with a strong international slant on Friday, with Australian vocalist and piano player Janet Seidel performing with her trio (7pm) followed by Swiss trio VEIN (8.30pm). Closing the evening, an all-star UK band led by Matt Skelton and featuring the likes of Mike Lovatt, Callum Au and Dave Newton play the music of Duke Ellington.

Festival director Gill Wilde has a keen eye for the rising stars of jazz and there a number of young musicians and ensembles performing during this year's festival - Jazz North Introduces winners Jam Experiment play on Saturday as do the North East Lincolnshire Jazz Orchestra and Sunday features music from Franklin College's Sound Departure and the renowned Doncaster Youth Jazz Orchestra.

For the first time, Cleethorpes Jazz Festival has commissioned a new work which will be premiered as part of the festival programme. Alan Barnes will lead his ensemble through the new work, A Grimsby Fish Tale, on Sunday evening.

Until June 1st, weekend tickets can be purchased for £75 (rising to £85 after that) and day tickets cost £36.

For full details on the entire line-up, all ticketing information and more, visit the Cleethorpes Jazz Festival website.