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Chasing the Moon

Chasing the Moon live at Foundry616

Where
Foundry616
Foundry616
616 Harris Street, Ultimo NSW 2007
When

Friday 16 August from 8:30pm to 11pm

Doors open for preshow dinner at 6.30PM

Cost

Adult: $32.42

Chasing the Moon combines the exuberant and romantic sounds of Hot Club Jazz with European, Swing and Latin Flavours, creating a distinctive and appealing style which includes a number of original compositions.

Led by Kathy Bluff on violin and vocals and Paul Burjan on saxophone and flute, the band explores a rich, orchestral palette, combining soulful vocals with swinging violin and sax. Garry Steel's accordion weaves across the other instruments bringing that essential Parisian charm.

Respected Sydney jazz guitarist, John Blenkhorn provides rhythmic pulse and exquisite solos, whilst the talented rhythm section, featuring Merv Sequiera on double bass and Nic Cecile on drums, lays down the best of grooves.

"Their evocation of gypsy swing, cool blues and continental jazz styles is peerless among Australian groups. The quality of the arrangements, the virtuosity of the instrumentalists and Kathy Bluff's vocals are simply outstanding." Tony Smith, Trad & Now Magazine

“like walking through a music festival in a European village” Simon Marnie, ABC Radio

Website: www.chasingthemoon.com.au

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100063637539986

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