Jazz at The Corn Hall Diss – Jazz Samba

Saturday 18th July

7.30pm

£22.00* all seats

 

Jazz at The Corn Hall Diss - Jazz Samba

 

Jazz Samba takes its inspiration and name from Stan Getz and Charlie Byrd’s ground-breaking 1962 album, the first ever fully-fledged bossa nova album recorded by American jazz musicians. Led by John Wilson’s star reedsman Mark Crooks (saxophone) and the award-winning Nigel Price (guitar), with Chris Ingham (piano), Marianne Windham (bass) and Demi Garcia Sabat (drums/percussion), this is a joyous blending of Brazilian rhythms, jazz attitude and the majestic compositions of Antonio Carlos Jobim, Joao Donato and Sergio Mendes.

 

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