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Brass players are being recruited to strut their funky stuffinanewly formed big
band. Ribble Valley Jazz and Blues’ decision in October 2014 to go ahead and form a second big band is already paying off,
judging from the enthusiasm of band members during the first
practice sessions. After only four rehearsals, in
cluding three before Christmas, band members have grown in confidence and competence, having put together three big band tunes. . Band director Paul J. Rig by, who is also responsible for the RV Jazz Collective, Ribble Valley Jazz and Blues’ first big band project, said: “Our 14 new big band members have applied
The newly formed Ribble Valley big band get into their stride.(s)
themselves extremely well in such a short time. “They have clearly been prac
tising at home as well as at re hearsals on Tuesday evenings at The Atrium Cafe Bar in Clit heroe. Andfunkybigbandtunes seem to be going down well- es pecially Wilson Pickett’s ‘Mus
tang Sally’!” Bandmemberssayis too early
tosaywhethertheywillbeready to play at the Ribble Valley Jazz Festival on May Day Bank Holi day weekend, partly because the
band still needs more trumpet
ers and trombonists. . Theywillbecirculatingmusic
departments at local colleges, and mounting posters in music shops, libraries, and informa
tion centres. Lorraine Grice, one of the
RV Jazz Collective Big Band musicians who joined the first band two years ago, said: “Play ing with the band was the best thing I’ve ever done. It’s been a life-changing experience, main ly through taking the chance of
playing in front of audiences in avarietyofLancashirevenues.” Membership of the band is
open to anyone living in the Lan cashire and immediate York
shire areas who is prepared to travel to Clitheroe on a Tuesday
: ’ evening, and turn out for occa sional public performances. “Reading music is not a ne- cessityforbandmembers,” says
Paul Rigby. “Musiciansjust need to be fa
miliar and confident with their instruments,andbepreparedto
put in extra home-based prac tice as well as attending rehears
als regularly." Prospectivebandmembersof
any age, and especially younger and older musicians and trum
peters and trombonists, canget more information by emailing
info@rvjazzandblues.co.uk or phoning 07870 908159. or just turn up and introduce them selves at 7pm on a Tuesday evening.
VocalistZoe Gilby.
Cancelled jazz gighas been rescheduled
An eagerly anticipated gig for Ribble Valley Jazz and Blues Club last Friday (January 9th) had to be cancelled at short no tice due to circumstances be yond the club’s control. Organisers apologise to an-
yonewhowas inconvenienced, but they are delighted to an
nounce that the gig, featuring the acclaimed Zoe Gilby Quar tet, hasnowbeen rescheduled for Saturday January 24th. It will take place at the same venue, the Atrium Cafe Bar at Clitheroe Castle, starting at the same time of 8 pm. Jazz vocalist andsongwriter
Zoe Gilby has in recent years made a real impression on the jazz scene. Her widerang- ing repertoire includes many compelling original compo sitions, written with double
bassist husband Andy Cham pion and performed by her highly accomplished band, guitarist Mark Williams and drummer Richard Brown. Her most recent album,
Twelve Stories, garnered rave reviews and she has toured the UK and internationally. Tickets for next Saturday's
rescheduled gig are £10 at the door, members £8, students and under-i6s half-price. There is a licensed bar, plus food and good parking. For more information on
the quartet visit www.zoegil-
by.co.uk and for more about the club and all its activi ties, visit www.rvjazzandb-
lues.co.uk. The next regular monthly club gigs will feature Wagon Train on Friday Febru ary 6th.
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