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Jibb Rishes Songologue, A Vocal Clown.

Jibb Rishes Songologue, A Vocal Clown.
The Old Fire Station Arts Centre

As part of the Oxford International Women’s Festival 2012 Irish vocalist Anne L Ryan will present Jibb Rishes Songologue, a vocal clown at the Old Fire Station, George Street, Oxford on Friday 9 March, 8pm.

A vocal clown brings to life glimpses of her past on and off the stage, through songs and vignettes set against an evocative soundscape. The character of Jibb Rish is from a by-gone world that she recreates for us with a modern twist, creating a whirl-wind songologue that is quizzical, funny and moving. She portrays her past using ethnic song (Irish, Spanish, Yiddish, Georgian), Anglo-Irish verse with Cage, Beckett and Kagel participating in the dramatic back-drop. Jibb Rish has many voices that come to life through sounding, vocalising, original composition and songs. Jibb Rishes Songologue received its premiere at the Cambridge Festival of Ideas in October 2010. It is a constantly evolving vocal music theatre song cycle; a series of independent scenarios revealing glimpses of Jibb Rishes vocal clown story.

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Phil Peskett with The Spin Trio

Phil Peskett with The Spin Trio
The Spin Jazz Club
Phil is one of the hottest names on the London jazz scene. He has played at Ronnie Scott’s club in London many times with Trudy Kerr, with whom he has recorded two albums. He has also performed with top British players such as Jim Mullen, Stan Sulzman and Steve Waterman . Phil has his own piano trio which perform at the top London venues regularly. Doors open at 8.15pm and the band will play from 9 - 11pm.

John Hoare with The Spin Trio

John Hoare with The Spin Trio
The Spin Jazz Club

John is an extremely fine trumpeter and composer whose career to date has seen him in the company of everyone from Jamie Cullum to the Super Furry Animals by way of Shirley Bassey! John began his formidable trumpet career with the National Youth Orchestra. However, John began to see the light. A career in jazz, with the accompanying promise of unfeasibly high earnings potential and fame, beckoned. Having won ‘Outstanding Musician’ award during a three year stint at Berklee College of Music in Boston, John returned to the UK and has since made a name for himself as an extremely talented performer and producer. Doors open at 8.15pm and the band will play from 9 - 11pm

Marius Nesets Golden Xplosion

Marius Nesets Golden Xplosion
The Spin Jazz Club

Marius brings Golden Xplosion to the Spin as part of a UK tour and his group features some equally stellar names from UK and Scandinavia – Danish bassist Jasper Høiby, Swedish drummer Anton Eger and the British pianist Ivo Neame make this really special quartet. Doors open at 8.15pm and the band will be playing from 9-11pm. Twenty-five-year-old saxophonist Marius Neset is a marvel. He makes his instrument dance like a gazelle and soar like an eagle, and he’s an ingenious composer too. Ivan Hewitt – TELEGRAPH *****

The Catweazle Club

The Catweazle Club
East Oxford Community Centre
Founded by troubadour Matt Sage in 1994, the Catweazle Club has been heralded by The Times as “Britain’s most intimate performance space”. People gather every Thursday at 8pm for a night of diverse live performance. If you would like to perform you must arrive before 7.45pm to sign up. The earlier the better however as it is a very popular night! "The motto was simple: where there’re people, there’s hope. Everybody is creative – Life is creative! – and Catweazle is just a humble space in which we can allow ourselves to revel in that beautiful fact." - Matt Sage 2011

The Catweazle Club

The Catweazle Club
East Oxford Community Centre
Founded by troubadour Matt Sage in 1994, the Catweazle Club has been heralded by The Times as “Britain’s most intimate performance space”. People gather every Thursday at 8pm for a night of diverse live performance. If you would like to perform you must arrive before 7.45pm to sign up. The earlier the better however as it is a very popular night! "The motto was simple: where there’re people, there’s hope. Everybody is creative – Life is creative! – and Catweazle is just a humble space in which we can allow ourselves to revel in that beautiful fact." - Matt Sage 2011

The Catweazle Club

The Catweazle Club
East Oxford Community Centre
Founded by troubadour Matt Sage in 1994, the Catweazle Club has been heralded by The Times as “Britain’s most intimate performance space”. People gather every Thursday at 8pm for a night of diverse live performance. If you would like to perform you must arrive before 7.45pm to sign up. The earlier the better however as it is a very popular night! "The motto was simple: where there’re people, there’s hope. Everybody is creative – Life is creative! – and Catweazle is just a humble space in which we can allow ourselves to revel in that beautiful fact." - Matt Sage 2011

The Catweazle Club

The Catweazle Club
East Oxford Community Centre
Founded by troubadour Matt Sage in 1994, the Catweazle Club has been heralded by The Times as “Britain’s most intimate performance space”. People gather every Thursday at 8pm for a night of diverse live performance. If you would like to perform you must arrive before 7.45pm to sign up. The earlier the better however as it is a very popular night! "The motto was simple: where there’re people, there’s hope. Everybody is creative – Life is creative! – and Catweazle is just a humble space in which we can allow ourselves to revel in that beautiful fact." - Matt Sage 2011
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