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21 Feb 2010

The Music of Chris McGregor - University of York Jazz Orchestra

I received this email from Jonathan Eato a few days ago:

"...I thought you'd like to see a flyer for a concert I'm doing with students in York of Chris McGregor's music. We're really lucky to have Julian Argüelles and Chris Batchelor playing with us as they both knew and worked with Chris McGregor in the Brotherhood.

Stay well brother.

Jonathan."




The University of York Jazz Orchestra

The Music of Chris McGregor and the Brotherhood of Breath

For this first Jazz Orchestra concert of the year we are delighted to present music written by Chris McGregor for his seminal group The Brotherhood of Breath. This band famously combined exiled South Africans and Europeans and became hugely influential to a generation of younger musicians.

The guest artists for this performance - Julian Argüelles (saxophone) and Chris Batchelor (trumpet) - both played with McGregor in The Brotherhood of Breath.

Performance materials for this concert have been reconstructed from original parts, where they exist, and from various recordings.

Friday 26th February 2010,7.30pm National Centre for Early Music,
St. Margaret's Church, Walmgate, York. YO1 9TL
Tickets: £13 (concessions £11); students £3


BOOKING INFORMATION
Box Office Hours: 1pm-3pm Monday to Friday
Telephone booking: 01904 432439
Online booking: www.yorkconcerts.co.uk
Find the National Centre for Early Music: Directions

Image Copyright (C) Jurgen Schadeberg. Used with kind permission.


If you happen to be in York on 26 February 2010 please attend.

Hope to see it coming to our shores soon.

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