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BY POPULAR DEMAND - JAZZ NIGHT AT THE FLAVEL
We are delighted to host an informal evening of top quality music
with
The Martin Dale Quartet featuring Bruce
Adams
Martin Dale |
We are thrilled to welcome Martin Dale - one of the busiest and
most popular saxophonists in the South West - and his Quartet, who will again
be wowing the audience with a relaxed and informal evening of simply superb
music.
Martin runs his own quartet, often appearing as a guest soloist and making
regular appearances at UK Jazz festivals where he has performed with Lee
Gibson, Alan Barnes, and Mark Nightingale.
He has also worked on the Q.E.2 as
lead alto player, backing such artists as Neil Sedaka, Petula Clark, and Tom
Jones, and has recorded for the BBC on radio and television sound tracks.
To
date he has released 8CDs which have been played on both Radio 2,3 and Jazz FM.
For the Flavel Jazz Night Martin
and his Quartet will be joined by well-known musician Bruce Adams.
Bruce Adams - photo by Andy Cleydart |
Not
only is Bruce (playing trumpet and
flugelhorn) one the jazz scene’s most dramatic and stimulating performers, he
is also a tremendously affable and entertaining companion.
Three times winner
of the Best Trumpet category in the British Jazz Awards, Bruce is a regular
guest star with bands such as Kenny Baker’s Dozen, Peter York’s Tribute to Gene
Krupa, the BBC Big Band, the Scottish Radio Orchestra and the Jools Holland
Rhythm and Blues Orchestra.
Bruce
has often worked as a special guest soloist with both the Scottish Radio
Orchestra and the BBC Big Band, and his long-running musical partnership with
saxophonist Alan Barnes has produced many plaudits and acclaimed recordings.
This fine collection of musicians will be
playing together all evening in two sets with a 30 minute interval. The event
promises something to please everyone, with an eclectic mix of well known
‘standards’, Latin tunes, a ballad or two - and not forgetting a large spoonful
of ‘Be-Bop’!
DON’T MISS THIS VERY SPECIAL EVENT!
www.dartmusicfestival.co.uk
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