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(Press release): Scottish jazz features prominently in a new pop-up venue on the Edinburgh Fringe during August.
Saxophonists Tommy Smith and Helena Kay (pictured left), pianists Fergus McCreadie and Brian Kellock, guitarist Graeme Stephen, drummer Tom Bancroft and singer Georgia Cécile are among the leading names included in the programme at the Rose Theatre in Edinburgh’s colourful Rose Street from Friday 4th to Monday August 28.
(Phone shot) |
Stephen will also
present live soundtracks to the classic films The Penalty and Nosferatu on
Wednesday 9 and Sunday 13.
(© Derek Clark) |
Tom Bancroft pays
homage to drummer Paul Motian in Motian & Me (Friday 11 and Thursday 17)
and his saxophone-playing twin, Phil, in addition to featuring in Motian &
Me, plays a trio date on Monday 14. The multi-award-winning Georgia Cécile
plays two concerts, on Tuesday 22 and Wednesday 23.
(Tommy Smith phone shot) |
Douglas Robertson,
of the Soundhouse organisation who are running the venue in partnership with
Bellfield Brewery, said: “We’re really pleased to be presenting a showcase of
the best of Scottish music at this year’s Fringe. Along with the jazz
programme, we have some of the best folk and traditional musicians and we’re
looking forward to letting visitors to the Fringe experience the high quality
that’s on Edinburgh’s doorstep.”
Tickets for all shows at the Rose Theatre are available HERE.
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