Jazz Exchange September 2012

15th August 2012

Photograph of Jazz Exchange September 2012

Time: 13:00:00
Location: Lyth Arts Centre
Length: 2 days
Jazz - Jazz Exchange September 2012
Saturday 15th Sept. 1pm - 10pm
Sunday 16th Sept. 10am - 2pm

Lyth's Jazz Exchange programme continues with a two day intensive workshop led by Scotland's number one jazz performer, Tommy Smith. The workshop is principally for members of the Caithness Big Band, however, if space allows, other interested musicians may take part (please contact us ). The band will rehearse under Tommy's guidance in preparation for the performance on Saturday night. The following morning the band will reconvene for a feedback session and hopefully more playing!

Below is a provisional timetable for the two days of workshops.

Contact Lyth Arts if you are interested.

*Saturday
Lunch:
1pm
Session 1: 2.00 - 3.15pm
Tea 3.15pm
Session 2: 3.45 - 5pm
Supper: 6pm
Session 3: 8pm
concert set 1, CBB , 8 - 8.40pm
concert set 2, TSYJO 9 - 10pm

Sunday
Coffee
9.45am
Session 4: 10am -12pm
Lunch 12pm
ends 1pm

www.tsyjo.com
www.caithnessbigband.org

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