November Program

 

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Sam Crockatt Quartet

 

November 2011    under construction

 

 

Thursday 3rd  November

Jazzsteps presents

Toby Greenwood's 'We Free Kings'

 

 

Toby Greenwood's 'We Free Kings'

Start 8pm
 Tickets £12 / £10 (concs.) / £5 (students) / kids go free


Toby Greenwood - tenor and soprano sax
Mark Chandler - flugelhorn
Kevin Holbrough - trombone
Jamil Sheriff - piano
Richard Hammond - bass
Dave Walsh - drums

Acoustic sextet influenced by Wayne Shorter, Mingus, Latin and South African jazz

 

'We Free Kings' is an acoustic jazz ensemble playing music written and arranged by Leeds' saxophonist Toby Greenwood. The material is built around strong, evocative melodic themes and while the writing is stylistically influenced by major American jazz composers such as Wayne Shorter and Charles Mingus there are also tangible influences from Latin American and particularly South African jazz.

 

 

 

Wednesday 9th   to Saturday 12th  November

Prospect Players present

Table manners - Wed 9th Nov - Sat 12th Nov 2011

 

7.30pm start

Tickets £6.50 concessions £6.00

 

 

16th   November

Rogers Music

Concert

Kijiji: Yamaha E-70 Electone Full Console Organ Ideal for Church or Home

details from Rogers Music

 

17th   November

Jazzsteps presents

Nicolas Meier Trio

Nicolas Meier Trio

Start 8pm
 
Tickets £12 / £10 (concs.) / £5 (students) / kids go free


Nicolas Meier - acoustic guitar and glissentar
Paolo Minervini - bass
Demi Garcia - percussion

Guitar jazz with flamenco and Arabic influences.

 

Guitarist Nicolas Meier is a popular visitor to the Bonington, usually appearing with his quartet. This time, however, he brings a trio as featured on his latest CD Breeze. Meier�s style incorporates the modern idioms of John McLaughlin and Pat Metheny and mixes them with Middle Eastern and Flamenco influences.

"Meier's technique is phenomenal. Dexterous and vigorous, favoring giddily-fast fingered, serpentine single note runs, it is musicianly in the best sense of the word" All About Jazz

 

18th   November

Hothouse theatre presents

Children in Need Fund Raiser at Bonington Theatre Arnold

As part of our celebration around our DVD projects, we will be showing a selection of DVDs made by young people from Gedling and the surrounding area, as a fund raising event for Children in Need.

The DVDs include those made to help local community projects achieve their goals, highlight issues or improve their public image as well as some fun films made as part of the process of teaching young people how to make DVDs.

It will be a fun night out and the tickets are free although limited.

There will be refreshments and you will be invited to make donations to Children in Need through out the evening. The event will start at 7:30 pm.

To book a ticket contact Guy on 07963020259 or email guy@hothousetheatre.com



22nd  November

Duke of Edinburgh awards presents

 

 

 

 

 

 

Awards Night

Details from D o E

 

23rd   November

Doverbeck Flower Club present

Annual Demonstration and Show

 

their annual Christmas demonstration flower show conducted by a national demonstrator

7.30pm start

Tickets sold via the Flower Club contact the club on 0115 9264649

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Thursday 24th   November

Jazzsteps presents

 

Brass Jaw

 

Brass Jaw

Start 8pm

Tickets £12 / £10 (concs.) / £5 (students) / kids go free


Ryan Quigley - trumpet
Paul Towndrow - alto saxophone
Konrad Wiszniewski - tenor saxophone
Allon Beauvoisin - baritone saxophone

'Ensemble Of The Year' 2011 Parliamentary Jazz Awards

 

Working without a traditional rhythm section, Brass Jaw creates a performance that is truly unique in sound and direction, revealing a group that is able to adapt to almost any performance environment. Brass Jaw�s concerts are characterised by the band�s trademark momentum, drive and charisma, in a set that strongly embraces the jazz tradition whilst reaching out into the unknown towards new musical territory.

"Their consistently clever arrangements and compositions are both brilliantly conceived and succinct, with nothing outstaying its welcome" Kenny Mathieson (The Scotsman)

 

Saturday 26th30th  November

New Youth Theatre

Aladdin

 

tickets £7 start 7.30pm

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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