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Sounds Friendly in the CiB Shop

April 13, 2010 by Chris Unitt

Sounds Friendly are not for profit promoters of live music based in the West Midlands. They’re bringing some tunes to the CiB Shop over the next few weeks starting tomorrow (Wednesday) so come on down or wander over after work.

Here are the descriptions we’ve been given for what’s planned:

Weds 14th April
5.30-6.30pm
A Touch of Klez

One of the many smaller groups born from the primordial soup of talent that is the 40-strong Birmingham Conservatoire Folk Ensemble, A Touch of Klez is klezmer with a twist. Led by clarinettist Katie Stevens, and featuring violin and (unusually) cello, expect an improvised whirl of Yiddish rhythm that’s sure to get your toes tapping.
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Weds 21st April
Tbc…(Watch this space)
5.30-6.30pm
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Weds 28th April
5.30-6.30pm
Lluis Mather Trio

Led by talented young saxophonist and composer Lluis Mather, one of the most promising performers produced by the renowned jazz performance course at Birmingham Conservatoire, this trio showcases the seductive voice of Holly Thomas and inventive pianist Matt Radcliffe. Forthcoming gigs for Lluis include a set at the Barclays Cheltenham Jazz Festival 2010, and obviously, playing in the best shop in the Bullring.

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