60th Anniversary John Mackintosh Hall Art Competition
16 Apr - 26 Apr
Schedule
From 19th Oct, 18:30 to 19th Oct, 23:00
The Arts Society Gibraltar Lecture to be held on Wednesday, 19th October 2022, at 7.30pm at The Garrison Library.
WELCOME BACK!
Guests, as always, are welcome, £12.00 at the door or for £65.00 per annum you can join and receive extra benefits of being a member.
We are delighted to kick off our new season in our beautiful home, The Garrison Library, on 19th October at 6.30 pm for drinks and socialising, lecture starts 7.30 pm. I am sure if you enjoy music you will love jazz!
This month’s lecture:-
Sandy Burnett’s lecture covers the early years of jazz from its beginnings through to the start of the Second World War. Drawing on his practical experience both as musicologist and gigging musician, Sandy is able to shed light on jazz from the inside.
His illustrations range from early pre-impressions by Maurice Ravel and others and the very earliest jazz recordings through to classics by Louis Armstrong’s Hot Five and the Duke Ellington Orchestra, and the dawn of the Swing Era. After studying music at St Catharine’s College, Cambridge and working as music director for the RSC, National Theatre and in London’s West End, Sandy Burnett spent a decade as one of the core team of music presenters on BBC Radio 3. He enjoys a varied career that embraces broadcasting, conducting, playing double bass and communicating his passion for music.
We will be open from 6.30pm for registration. Wine and soft drinks will be available and you will be able to socialise with other members and guests before the talk. Following the lecture we shall be taking our speaker out for dinner.
Members who are wishing to join us are welcome at their own cost. Non-Members who wish to enjoy the lecture can pay £12 at the Garrison Library Door on entry or can pay £12 to the below account and advise us accordingly.
Bank details: Gibraltar International Bank
The Arts Society Gibraltar: 14190001
Sort Code 60-83-14/SWIFT GIBK GIGI
We hope you enjoy the talk.
Yours in Art,
The Committee
The Garrisons Library