Brecon Jazz Club & the Frazz Parade team in August 2023 organised an amazing 40 years legacy of Brecon Jazz Festival. Over 3 weekends and 6 days of music, more than 170 musicians were employed, plus another 90 community based artists, 36 busking slots were supported (that’s a lot of players) with new talent presented at St Marys, with 3 technical crews (10 people), ran workshops in art, dance, craft, music-making, and covered 10 different venues (indoors & outdoors), ran 52 events, 1,600 ticketholders, 6,000 venue attendances, with almost all of the spend locally and in South Wales. With a special thanks to our sponsors, audiences and volunteers who helped make it all happen.
Below are a few links to sights, sounds & reviews. – souvenir programme here.
Marquee day review: Friday @ the festival review :Saturday @ the festival review: Sunday @ the festival review
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US vocalist LaVon Hardison joins the brilliant Monmouth South Wales Jazz Orchestra - Theatr Brycheiniog Sunday 13th at the Festival. Only UK appearancewww.ticketsource.co.uk/breconjazz-jazzlivecymru/t-avygdykwww breconjazz.og/tickets
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Tickets are now available for BRECON JAZZ 2023: FESTIVAL BIG BAND FEATURING LAVON HARDISON, Sunday 13th Aug 7.15PM at Theatr Brycheiniog, Canal Basin on Sun 13 Aug 2023 at 7:15PM. Click the link for f...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Brecon Jazz News : Festival @ 40 Programme -
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'Reunion' and 'revival' are two of the themes for 2023, with 40 unbroken years - thanks to you and BJF supporters, with great opportunities to look into the future too.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Zoe Rahman: Colour of Sound review – always intricate and surprising
Zoe Rahman: Colour of Sound review – always intricate and surprising
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Fronting a superb cross-generational band on a set of original compositions of all moods and styles, the British pianist surprises at every turn0 CommentsComment on Facebook
