The Third Orchestra, led by Byron Wallen and directed by Peter Wiegold, plays Club Inégales in the Immerse series.
The Third Orchestra are playing Club Inégales on Wednesday 18 November, as part of their Immerse series. It's a London date for the project, which is led by Byron Wallen and directed by Peter Wiegold.
What sets this one apart is the line-up. The Third Orchestra brings together musicians from China, India, Syria, Zambia, Mexico, Greece and Slovakia, playing alongside leading UK jazz and classical musicians. It's a broad reach for a single stage — seven countries from across Asia, Africa, Europe and the Americas all in one room. The Immerse series is built on that pairing, putting international players together with the UK jazz and classical scenes.
The venue is Club Inégales, an intimate London live music spot known for jazz, contemporary and world music, described as having a cosy, unpretentious atmosphere. It's the kind of place where you can actually see the musicians working, which suits a line-up this varied. The night is part of the Immerse series, so it's one of several concerts the orchestra is staging around the project.
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If you're into jazz or world music, this is one to keep on your radar. It's The Third Orchestra at Club Inégales on Wednesday 18 November.
