CLARKS Bar in Dundee continues to host its popular Sunday lunchtime jazz sessions and has announced its programme for June.
As well as the regular fare of jazz standards and fusion favourites from musicians, including former Michael Marra band guitarist Kevin Murray and Danny Wilson keyboards player Derek Thompson, the programme features a special presentation of Miles Davis's ground-breaking A Kind of Blue album to coincide with the city's annual Blues Bonanza on Sunday June 29. The music begins at 1.30pm.
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Fiddler marks anniversary
FIDDLE player Alastair Savage is holding a concert at the Cottier Theatre, Glasgow on June 19 to mark the tenth anniversary of the release of his first studio album, Closer to Home.
The concert will feature all the music from the album and is part of the Cottier Chamber Project at the West End Festival, a series that also features Mr McFall's Chamber and Shetland fiddling sisters Jenna and Bethany Reid's Shetland Bus suite.
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