Jazz sextet led by saxophonist Jo Stout plays contemporary jazz with improvisation at Barnaby's Lounge.
Terrarium-Jazz Sextet play Barnaby's Lounge on Friday 30 October, from 8:30pm to 10:30pm. It's a night of original music from a six-piece led by saxophonist Jo Stout, and the project has been selected to perform at the Love Supreme Jazz Festival.
The line-up brings together two saxophones, piano, guitar, bass and drums. Jo Stout and Rob Leake are on saxophones, Tom Millar on piano, Stuart Jackaman on guitar, Terry Pack on bass and Tony Shepherd on drums. With six players on stage, there's a fair bit of ground to cover across the horns and the rhythm section.
Terrarium describe their sound as contemporary jazz built on bold interplay, intricate rhythms and plenty of room for spontaneous improvisation. The interplay they talk about comes from the way the instruments work together, and the improvisation means that a good deal of what happens on the night is made up as they go. It's original music, so you're hearing their own writing rather than a set of standards.
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It's a late one, running from 8:30pm to 10:30pm at Barnaby's Lounge, 46 Robertson Street, Hastings, East Sussex TN34 1NJ. Entry is £10.
