Celebrating International Jazz Day

Event Details
Celebrate International Jazz Day with the feel-good harmonies of WollCon’s  Hummingbirds, and jazz songstress Trish Delaney-Brown.

With a swag of awards to her name, Trish Delaney-Brown continues to be a creative force in the Australian jazz scene.  A ‘musicians singer’, Trish has tackled everything from music theatre, opera and cabaret to jazz ensembles, big bands and a cappella – but jazz is her home.  There, in her own arrangements and compositions, her unique and uplifting presence and voice find their highest expression.

Joined by 3 of the nation’s premier musicians: Jeremy Sawkins (guitar), Hugh Fraser (bass) and Nic Cecire (drums),  Trish will present a set of her favourite standards, celebrating improvised and original jazz music.

Ably supporting her is WollCon’s vocal jazz ensemble, The Hummingbirds – a rich blend of diverse voices creating harmonies reminiscent of the classic female ensembles of the 30’s and ‘40s.  Their uplifting, lively, swinging,  feel good sound will have you tapping your toes and singing along.

Hummingbirds

The Hummingbirds are:
Anita Grassy, Alison Windsor, Sara Grayndler, Niambh Begley, Jenna Hogan, Sue Ashbolt, Rhiannon Bannenberg, Ella Fakes, Stephanie Bannenberg and Katrina Love-Evans.

TICKET PRICES:

$25 (Student/Concession) |  $30 General Admission
$100 for family of four.

ABOUT INTERNATIONAL JAZZ DAY

UNESCO Director-General and Goodwill Ambassador announced that the city of Tangier in Morocco will serve as the Global Host for International Jazz Day 2024 and will anchor the programs around the world.

A culminating All-Star Global Concert at the beautiful, new Palace of Arts and Culture of Tangier – an architectural masterpiece – will be broadcast via YouTube, Facebook, the United Nations and UNESCO to millions of viewers worldwide.

In addition to the Global Concert, UNESCO encourages schools, universities and non-governmental organizations around the world to celebrate International Jazz Day.

Established by the General Conference of UNESCO in 2011 and recognized by the United Nations General Assembly, International Jazz Day brings together countries and communities worldwide every April 30. The annual International Jazz Day celebration highlights the power of jazz and its role in promoting peace, dialogue among cultures, diversity and respect for human dignity.

To learn more about International Jazz Day, visit www.jazzday.com or www.unesco.org/en/international-jazz-day.

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