This talk explores the music and musicians who paved the way for the introduction of jazz to Britain. Mark Armstrong: current contact information and listing of economic research of this. Minstrel shows, musical theatre, banjo bands and ragtime characterised the vibrant popular music culture of Britain in the early 20th century. ‘Just Before Jazz’ by Professor Catherine Tackley, Head of Music at the University of Liverpool, author of The Evolution of Jazz in Britain 1880–1935 and the curator of the recent exhibition Rhythm and Reaction.
ARMSTRONG PICCOLO 290 FREE
Part of the Jazz Repertory Company’s 10th-anniversary celebration of its association with Cadogan Hall.Ħ.15pm: Free Pre-concert Talk in the Caversham Room
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