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Noted for its perpendicular Buckingham Tower – the finest in Powys – making it the most prominent building in Brecon. St Marys has occupied this site for over 900 years. Originally built as a chapel of ease to the Priory (now the Cathedral). The Norman pillar, and a grant from the Town Council in the 12th century for the offering of Mass, testify to its early origins. The Nearby Church House, or Bishop Bevan Hall as it is known locally, is also a complex of medieval and modern buildings owned by the Parish. The Hall seats about 100 people and is often used as a ‘Club House’ over the Jazz Festival weekend. St Marys Church & Tower cafe have helped organise a joint Jazz programme which can be Downloaded HERE.
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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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'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
