About
The National Jazz Archive presents
Dee Byrne's Outlines
The Jazz Hub, Loughton Library, Traps Hill, Loughton IG10 1HD
(This is a change of venue from the Loughton Baptist Church - now the new NJA Jazz Hub hosting it’s first ever live jazz fundraising concert! )
Saturday 1st June, 2024
Doors open: 12:30pm, Start time: 1:30pm
Tickets £24.80 (inc booking fee) Book here: WeGotTickets | Simple, honest ticketing | Dee Byrne's OUTLINE's - Explorations across the edges of jazz
Dee Byrne is a saxophonist, composer and improviser based in London. Active within various original jazz and improvising ensembles, she has established herself as a unique voice on the UK creative scene and beyond.
Dee's ability to take jazz's most iconic instrument through a...Read More
About
The National Jazz Archive presents
Dee Byrne's Outlines
The Jazz Hub, Loughton Library, Traps Hill, Loughton IG10 1HD
(This is a change of venue from the Loughton Baptist Church - now the new NJA Jazz Hub hosting it’s first ever live jazz fundraising concert! )
Saturday 1st June, 2024
Doors open: 12:30pm, Start time: 1:30pm
Tickets £24.80 (inc booking fee) Book here: WeGotTickets | Simple, honest ticketing | Dee Byrne's OUTLINE's - Explorations across the edges of jazz
Dee Byrne is a saxophonist, composer and improviser based in London. Active within various original jazz and improvising ensembles, she has established herself as a unique voice on the UK creative scene and beyond.
Dee's ability to take jazz's most iconic instrument through a range melodic improvisations will show us a fascinating side of jazz that will open eyes and ears to new forms of the music, changing perceptions on a sonic journey.
Loughton-based National Jazz Archive says:
"We’re VERY excited to welcome Dee Byrne and her sextet for this perception-busting storytelling gig based around her newly released “OUTLINES” album.
Dee’s skills as an outstanding alto sax player are supported with an amazing band made up from some of the UK’s leading lights in cutting edge, free and improvised jazz and they’ll will be on hand to help us explore the edges of jazz …where melody meets improvisation in performance.
Our first foray into the world of free/improvised/live composition, this literally breath-taking live music event will demonstrate the NJA’s commitment to showcasing live jazz music in ALL its forms and we couldn’t be in better hands!
Be prepared to listen, learn and enjoy as we welcome
Dee Byrne - alto sax / compositions
Nick Malcolm - trumpet
Tom Ward - clarinets
Rebecca Nash - piano
Olie Brice - double bass
Andrew Lisle - drums
Another Great Fundraiser for the National Jazz Archive"
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