The Scottish Government will expand its support for Scottish-based artists to perform at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe this year, Culture Secretary Fiona Hyslop announced today.
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The Scottish Government will expand its support for Scottish-based artists to perform at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe this year, Culture Secretary Fiona Hyslop announced today.
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Lunchtime Jazz at The Bothy is a twice-yearly event which aims to present top jazz musicians in a relaxed atmosphere intended to appeal to jazz aficionados as well as those who might not normally attend a jazz gig.
Patrons enjoy a 3-course lunch followed by an afternoon of great music from some of the best-known names in jazz. Later, there is an "after-party" in the bar where patrons can have a drink, enjoy a free buffet and meet the musicians. It's a great way to while away a Sunday afternoon with good food, superb music and excellent company. This event is usually fully booked well in advance. But due to late cancellations there are a few tickets still available for the next Lunchtime Jazz at The Bothy on Sunday 28 April from 12:30. Berkeley Street ReunionDavid Newton - Piano Bobby Wishart - Saxophone Andrew Sharkey - Bass Sandro Ciancio - Drums Ronnie Goodman - Percussion Tickets are only £35 including 3-course lunch and evening buffet.To make a reservation email shambolicevents@gmail.com or call 07849 473916 Delete the scoop?
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SITTING in Edinburgh’s Jazz Bar out of hours is a curious experience. Delete the scoop?
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Karaoke Kalk are proud to present: the National Jazz Trio of Scotland’s Christmas Album featuring members of Francois & the Atlas Mountains, Golden Grrls, The One Ensemble. Delete the scoop?
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The son of Hollywood actor and director Clint Eastwood brings his band to this year's Edinburgh Jazz and Blues Festival. Delete the scoop?
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commemorating some of the amazing music released by the ECM label over the past 40 years. There have been a number of significant events associated with this milestone, and Celebration is one of the finest. Delete the scoop?
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Musician Tommy Smith has threatened to quit the Scottish National Jazz Orchestra, which he founded 17 years ago, if the group is forced to “go commercial” by radical changes in funding for Scottish arts organisations. Delete the scoop?
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Having released her debut album ‘Gypsy In My Soul’ to much acclaim in 2008, Scottish Jazz songstress Lorna Reid is set to bring her ‘Jazz Café’ show to Berwick this Sunday, April 22. Delete the scoop?
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Tickets go on sale on 25th March. Friends of the Festival can book from 15th March. Only £10 to be a Friend. Delete the scoop?
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Known as The Duke, Edward Kennedy Ellington was considered amongst the world’s greatest composers and musicians, who reached out and touched a worldwide audience in a fashion that may never be equalled. Delete the scoop?
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HERE ARE THE WINNERS IN THE SCOTTISH JAZZ AWARDS, HELD TONIGHT IN EDINBURGH, IN BOLD (OR SHOULD THAT BE BRAVE?). HOSTED BY IAN SHAW, SUPPORTED BY CREATIVE SCOTLAND, ORGANIZED BY THE SCOTTISH JAZZ FEDERATION.. Delete the scoop?
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FINAL NOMINEES FOR THE SCOTTISH JAZZ AWARDS 2012 I hadn't spotted it when it was announced. Here's the announcement from Cathie Rae of the Scottish Jazz Federation of the finalists for this year's Scottish Jazz Awards. Delete the scoop?
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Following positive meetings between Creative Scotland and Scottish National Jazz Orchestra director Tommy Smith, fears that the SNJO may suffer swingeing funding cuts have been assuaged as both parties are to seek new funding routes through a combination of government funds and National Lottery grants. Delete the scoop?
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MICHAEL Brecker was regarded by many as the most influential tenor saxophonist of the past quarter century, carving out a stellar reputation in his own right and collecting 13 Grammy awards along the way, in the eclectic company of players as... Delete the scoop?
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