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Thursday 26th September | 2024 | Doors at 7pm
Peggy's Skylight | Nottingham
£6 - £12
Join Peggy's for an unforgettable evening as Peggy's House Band pays tribute to the legendary John Coltrane. Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Coltrane's ground breaking works, including selections from Blue Train, Coltrane's Sound, Giant Steps, and Ballads.
John Coltrane was a seminal figure in jazz, renowned for his innovative saxophone techniques and profound improvisational skills. His 'sheets of sound' approach, characterized by rapid scales and arpeggios, set new technical standards in jazz. Coltrane was pivotal in the development of modal jazz, as evidenced in his collaborations with Miles Davis on Kind of Blue and his own masterpiece, Giant Steps.
Coltrane's relentless pursuit of musical and personal growth inspired countless musicians across genres, solidifying his legacy as a transformative artist. His work transcended music, symbolizing artistic innovation and spiritual exploration, and continues to be a cornerstone in discussions about the role of art in societal and personal transformation.
Join us for an unforgettable evening as Peggy's House Band pays tribute to the legendary John Coltrane. Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Coltrane's groundbreaking works, including selections from Blue Train, Coltrane's Sound, Giant Steps, and Ballads. This concert promises to capture the essence of Coltrane's innovative spirit and profound musicality. Don't miss this unique opportunity to experience the timeless music of one of jazz's greatest icons, performed by a band dedicated to preserving and celebrating his extraordinary legacy.
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