An Evening of Opera & Song
The Melville Theatre The Melville Centre, Pen-y-Pound, Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, United KingdomSimon Pratt and Ben Teague present an evening of opera and song as a fundraiser for Abergavenny Pride
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Black Mountain Jazz Session – Chris Cobson’s African Jazz Quartet
The Melville Theatre The Melville Centre, Pen-y-Pound, Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, United KingdomBlack Mountain Jazz Present Chis Cobbson's African Jazz Quartet, blending Infectious African Rhythms blended with Western Jazz.
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BMJ Presents – Debs Hancock Quartet
Get ready from some smoky & sophisticated tones from well-loved local, Debs Hancock as she takes you on a journey through some of the key performances and influences of jazz divas in the 20th century.
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BMJ Presents – Simon Spillett Quartet play Tubby Hayes
Multi award-winning tenor saxophonist, Simon Spillett honours the genius of Tubby Hayes
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Wishful Slim
Melville Centre Cafe-Bar The Melville Centre, Pen-y-Pound, Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, United KingdomA musical experience, with traditional roots in the Blues & Rock
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Wall 2 Wall Jazz Festival
A 3 day celebration of Jazz bought to you by one of the country's leading jazz clubs - Black Mountain Jazz.
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FOLK TALES with Climbing Trees
Blending multi-instrumentalism with pin-point harmonies, Pontypridd’s Climbing Trees bring their distinctive Cymrucana sound to The Melville Centre.
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BMJ Presents – Shirley Smart Trio
Shirley's trio draws on her eclectic background to bring together her jazz, blues and world music influences.
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FOLK TALES with Filkin’s Drift
Filkin's Drift weave together intricate melodies from the folklore of their homes, Wales and Gloucestershire. Their music combines the traditional and the contemporary, blending fiddle and guitar with their close vocal harmonies.
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BMJ Presents Claire Roberts Trio – Carmen McRae Remembered
In this session, singer and violinist Claire Roberts ventures into the bebop vocal style of one of her biggest inspirations, Carmen McRae.
