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Digby War Memorial Hall
Postcode: LN4 3LY
View Map (North Street, LN4 3LY)Jazz Expressions: The Song Collection
Presented by Jazz Expressions Quartet
Performance date and time
Saturday, 21st March 2026
8:00 PM
‘The Song Collection’ is a performance of songs from the last one hundred years, from 1920s to the 2020s, all reimagined in a jazz style with strong vocals, skilled instrumental playing and exciting improvisation. Featuring beloved classics from Billy Joel, Cole Porter, Bacharach & David, George Gershwin, The Beatles, Van Morrison, Rogers & Hart, Bill Withers, Sade, Celeste, Amy Winehouse and many more. Every song is reimagined in a rich jazz style - featuring soulful vocals, skilled instrumental artistry and thrilling improvisation. Whether you're a devoted jazz fan or simply love great songs, this quartet makes timeless music accessible to all, offering an evening of captivating melodies and heartfelt storytelling. Audience reaction and feedback help shape the evolving repertoire, so every performance is unique, ensuring an experience that feels truly personal. Expect variety, passion and an atmosphere that balances excitement with comfort, making this the perfect musical night for all.
“With fabulous instrumentals and creamy vocals, this is a great act that will satisfy jazz fans old and new.” – Artist Engagement Officer, Live & Local
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Performer's website
www.facebook.com/JazzExpressionsQuartet
Running time
90 mins + 20 mins interval
Audience Type
Adults/Older Children
Age Range
16+
Ticket Prices
£14.00 Standard
Other Ticket Information
Doors open 7:30pm.
Main Box Office Telephone Number
07770 889909
Available From
07770 889909 or sd.priestley@btinternet.com
Additional Information
Doors open 7:30pm. Licensed bar. Ample parking at rear of hall. Red Lion pub opposite serves food from 5pm.
Venue Accessibility (See Key for more information)
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