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Jazz in CheshireYour comprehensive guide to jazz in Cheshire The Cheshire Plain is known for its rolling countryside, picturesque villages, historic gardens, and the ancient walled city of Chester, with its timber-framed buildings and an idyllic setting on the River Dee. Jazz in the county has a relaxed feel, with a thriving traditional jazz scene across the area, in pubs like the Wilbraham Arms in Alsager and the Dog and Partridge in Macclesfield. Larger venues - The Pyramid in Warrington, The Brindley in Runcorn, and Alexander's in Chester - add a national and regional flavour, bringing other styles to the area. The Nantwich Jazz and Blues Festival is a lively celebration of swing and blues, focussed around the town each April. Click the toolbar on the left for more about jazz in Cheshire. For other counties in the NW, click on the map. Recent newsBolton gets special Jazz Award - December 2nd 2009 As part of the National Music Council’s awards to local education authorities for outstanding provision of music services, Jazz Services recently presented a Diploma of Special Merit to Bolton for its commitment to jazz education. Watch this space for emerging Boltonian jazz talent!... Calling all budding jazz critics! - September 25th 2009 Jazzwise – in association with London Jazz Festival - is running for the 7th year a jazz writing workshop. Sessions include feature writing, writing for the web, reviewing and editing, and an overview of the music press. Arts Council England announces improved Grants for the Arts - September 25th 2009 A new application process for Grants for the Arts is coming into place from March, with a simplified online submission for grants up to £10,000, which will be processed within 6 weeks. To go through the transition, Arts Council England will be suspending new applications between Monday 18 January an... Nat Birchall releases latest album - June 1st 2009
Bye Bye Johnny - May 1st 2009 Johnny Roadhouse, self-taught professional saxophonist and owner of the city’s best-known musical instrument shop, has died on 11th April 2009. Let's all "Hit it, Strum it, Blow it, Play it!" – so goes Johnny Roadhouse Music’s motto – in memory of “Manchester’s Mr Music”! |
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Manchester based jazz label Gondwana Records are proud to announce their second release 'Akhenaten' by Nat Birchall, who celebrates 30 years of playing the saxophone. During that time Nat has been quietly working on his craft, slowly but surely progressing towards a style and concept that best commu...
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