Showing posts with label Grimsby. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Grimsby. Show all posts
Friday, 31 March 2017
Alan Barnes - A Fish Tale Tour
Gill Wilde of Grimsby Jazz recently commissioned Alan Barnes to develop a new work, A Fish Tale, which draws on the rich and interesting history of the fishing trade in Grimsby. Barnes teamed up with guitarist Pat McCarthy and poet Josie Moon and the new work is now about to embark on a tour thanks to the support of Arts Council England.
...the commission explores the myths, the misadventures and the realities of the trawling life.
It is a tribute to the contribution made by those in the fishing industry who were instrumental in feeding the nation and protecting it in times of war.
It is a powerful and exciting evening of jazz and poetry completely evocative of any fishing port, and guaranteed to stir the memories of fishing communities.
Alan is joined by -
Gilad Atzmon - Soprano/Alto/Bass Clarinet
Dean Masser - Tenor/Clarinet
Mark Nightingale - Trombone
Neil Yates - Trumpet
Dave Green - Double Bass
Pat McCarthy - Guitar
John Perry - Drums
Josie Moon - Spoken Word
You can catch this brilliant band on tour at the following venues -
July
6th - Kardomah94, Hull
14th - Central Hall, Grimsby
15th - Swanage Jazz Festival
29th - Llandudno Jazz Festival
October
11th - Swansea Jazzland
12th - Seven Arts, Leeds
13th - Wakefield Jazz
15th - Herts Jazz Festival
19th - Folkestone Jazz Club
November
11th - Drill Hall, Lincoln
12th - Wigan Jazz
18th - The Hive, Shrewsbury
Labels:
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Fish Tale,
Gilad Atzmon,
Gill Wilde,
Grimsby,
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Pat McCarthy,
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Friday, 8 April 2016
Barb Jungr in Grimsby
Described by the Village Voice (NYC) as being one of the best interpreters of Jacques Brel and Bob Dylan on the planet, vocalist Barb Jungr has developed a huge international following since her formative days growing up in Rochdale. She brings her latest work, Hard Rain: The Songs of Bob Dylan and Leonard Cohen to Grimsby on Saturday 9th April as the headline act at a brand new festival.
The Look Up Festival is influenced by the Sakura Matsuri festivals in Japan and the team have programmed a variety of events across three days including Haiku poetry, Taiko drumming and live music.
In a recent article in the Grimsby Telegraph, Look Up's co-curator Josie Gray had this to say about Barb's performance -
To have a performer of such quality and reputation joining us for our festival is beyond exciting," says Josie. "We look forward to inviting lots of people in to St Martin's over the weekend and giving them a warm and hospitable welcome.
Read more from this article here: http://www.grimsbytelegraph.co.uk/Look-host-bands-artists/story-29055153-detail/story.html#ixzz45F9gNJXc
Tickets cost £8 (£6 concessions) and can be obtained by contacting the Grimsby and Cleethorpes Tourist information centre on 01472 323 111.
For more information on Barb Jungr, visit her website.
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