WHAT'S ON
CREATIVE JAZZ WEEKEND
Deal Music & Arts Creative Weekend stems from a desire to encourage people of all ages to be actively creative, especially in that most innately spontaneous of mediums, jazz. This year, our Creative Weekend becomes a mini-festival, and you can explore issues around creativity that impact on the ways we live and even the ways nations are perceived!
THE WEEKEND INCLUDES:
CREATIVE JAZZ ORCHESTRA
A place to try new things, create music, explore improvisation, and have fun!
Goodwin Academy, Hamilton Road, Deal CT14 9BD.
Saturday 23rd November 10.00am - 4.00pm and
Sunday 24th November 10.30am with a concert at 6.00pm.
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AN EVENING FOR ALL JAZZ FANS
FRIDAY 22nd NOVEMBER
LINDEN HALL STUDIO
7pm – 9.30pm
JAZZ AMERICANS IN PARIS
Martin Goodsmith and Adam Sieff travelled to Paris to meet some of the American jazz musicians who currently live and work there. Their 11 minute film, Jazz Americans in Paris, is an introduction to how these expat American jazz musicians feel about living and playing jazz music in the ‘City of Lights’.
THE JAZZ AMBASSADORS
Introduced by the Director Hugo Berkeley and Michael McEvoy Composer
This is arguably one of the most absorbing music documentaries created in recent years, irrespective of genre. It describes how a group of African-American jazz musicians and their racially integrated bands crossed the globe during the Cold War to counter negative propaganda about racism in America. All these artists are among the greatest names in jazz, including Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington and Dave Brubeck. The film’s original music score was by composer Michael J McEvoy.
Free Entry
Retiring Collection for DMA Jazz Journey Education Project
Limited space so booking essential – call 01227 786111 or
Email: irondraw@btinternet.com
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SATURDAY 23rd NOVEMBER
LINDEN HALL STUDIO
6.30pm – 7.30pm
Dr Rosemary Dunn Annual Lecture
DEBORAH ANNETTS
Chief Executive of the Incorporate Society of Musicians
How the Creative Arts positively affect all our lives
Deborah Annetts is Chief Executive of the Incorporated Society of Musicians, the U.K.’s leading society for music professionals. Deborah is at the forefront of national campaigns to recognise the importance and value of arts education for all. The annual Dr Rosemary Dunn Lecture is a platform to discuss and demonstrate ways in which the creative arts positively affect all our lives.
Free Entry
Retiring Collection for DMA Jazz Journey Education Project
8.00pm – 9.15pm
OLIVIA JAGEURS Harp
ALEX KNOX Actor
Olivia graduated with a Master Degree from The Royal Academy of Music and was recipient of a Scholarship from the Philharmonia Orchestra. She has played with the major orchestras including BBC Symphony Orchestra, The Halle and Ballet Rambert. She will be joined by Actor Alex Knox and their programme will include Hjndemith’s Sonata for Harp - Inspired by a poem by Ludwig Heinrich Christoph Hölty), Britten’s Ceremony of Carols - text from The English Galaxy of Shorter Poems, Carter’s Bariolage - inspired by text from Rainer Maria Rilke’s Sonette an Orpheus and a work written for Alex and Olivia by James Joslin which uses text from Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream. To link in with the Jazz Theme they will perform Pearl Chertok - Around the Clock Suite
Tickets £10.00 each available from Linden Hall Studio
01304 360411 or info@lindenhallstudio.co.uk
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Sunday 24 November 10.30am Concert 6.00pm
GOODWIN ACADEMY
Creative Jazz Orchestra Day 2
Free Entry
Retiring Collection for DMA Jazz Journey Education Project
