Last Call for Birmingham Jazz Orchestra Live at The Ent Shed, Bedford, 7.40pm this Thursday, 6th August

August 5, 2015 By Peter Butler Leave a Comment

The Ent Shed

The Ent Shed

The Birmingham Jazz Orchestra was founded in September 2014 and aims to showcase the composing and improvising talents of players from the Birmingham scene and beyond. Led by composer/trumpeter Sean Gibbs, they will be performing music from their upcoming album release, Burns, which features exciting new compositions of Sean’s based on the poetry of Robert Burns. They will also perform a selection of pieces by other members of the band, spanning a wide variety of contemporary big band sounds.

Sean Gibbs

Sean Gibbs

Sean Gibbs: Conductor
Elliot Drew: Alto Saxophone
Dan Searjeant: Alto Saxophone
John Fleming: Tenor Saxophone
Lluis Mather: Tenor Saxophone
Alicia Gardener-Trejo: Baritone Saxophone
Tom Syson: Trumpet/Flugelhorn
Hugh Pascall: Trumpet/Flugelhorn
Nick Dewhurst: Trumpet/Flugelhorn
TBC: Trumpet/Flugelhorn
Richard Foote: Trombone
Tom Dunnett: Trombone
TBC: Trombone
Andrew Clennell: Bass Trombone
Ben Lee: guitar
David Ferris: Piano
Stuart Barker: Bass
Jonathan Silk: Drums

Tickets: http://www.wegottickets.com/event/323839

Jazz at The Ent Shed, Castle Road, Bedford

The Ent Shed, The Gordon Arms, 118 Castle Rd, Bedford MK40 3QY

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