Charleston Jazz Festival
Charleston Jazz Festival: Pete Neighbour Quartet
Music Farm
32 Ann St
Charleston, SC 29403
Apr 18, 2024
6:00 PM EDT
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To kick off the 2024 Charleston Jazz Festival, jazz clarinetist Pete Neighbour presents his unique Swing-Era Jazz for the 21st Century! Originally from London, England, Pete now calls Charleston home and has traveled extensively, performing at New York’s Lincoln Center, the Royal Festival Hall in London, the Cannes Film Festival, and various venues in New Orleans, Paris, Singapore, and Sidney. Pete’s early playing years were heavily influenced by the ‘Swing Era’ of the 1930s and 40s, especially that of Benny Goodman, whom he still holds in great esteem. Today, Pete’s style still encompasses that of Benny and his contemporaries but is much enhanced by other clarinet greats such as Buddy de Franco, Tony Scott, and Eddie Daniels.
Pete Neighbour – Clarinet
Bert Ligon – Piano
Sam Edwards – Bass
Edwin G. Hamilton – Drums
Concert Length: 60 min (no intermission)
Doors Open: 5:30PM
The Charleston Jazz Festival is sponsored in part by MUSC.
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Experience the magic of the Charleston Jazz Festival each April in Charleston, South Carolina, where music lovers from around the globe converge to celebrate the city’s vibrant jazz heritage. This annual extravaganza promises an unforgettable fusion of rhythm, soul, and passion, showcasing an impressive lineup of world-renowned artists. Join us for a celebration of culture, creativity, and camaraderie at the Charleston Jazz Festival – an experience that will leave you inspired and uplifted.
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