Lunchtime Concert, Taranaki Jazz Quartet, Wednesday 31st July
The next lunchtime concert at the Methodist Centre features the Taranaki Jazz Quartet made up of well known Taranaki Musicians.
David Lilley (piano), Stuart Maunder (sax, flute, trumpet), Sarah Foreman (bass) and Ken Kimi (drums) will perform some toe tapping jazz standards by Billy Strayhorn, Duke Ellington and Stanley Turrentine, a bossa nova by Brazilian composer Louis Bonfa and a couple of Ballads by Richie Beirach and Oscar Levant.
At the Methodist Centre, Wednesday 31st July, from 12.15 pm. Koha appreciated for local charities.
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20.3% Small fireworks displays in each community
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