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Peggy's Skylight | Nottingham
Thursday 15th January 2026
Doors at 7pm
Performance 8-10pm (with interval)
TICKETS: £10-£14
The Jeff Brown Sextet – Phrase and Fable
The Jeff Brown Sextet (JBS), presents 'Phrase and Fable', a programme of Jeff's own compositions, each drawing inspiration from traditional sayings and stories. The music intertwines short themes and improvisations, taking the audience on a journey through a range of jazz styles.
"One of the most exciting and dynamic groups we've had in our programme…We can't wait to have him back!" – Ted Carrasco – Southampton Modern Jazz Club
The Jeff Brown Sextet (JBS), presents 'Phrase and Fable', a programme of Jeff's own compositions, each drawing inspiration from traditional sayings and stories. The music intertwines short themes and improvisations, taking the audience on a journey through a range of jazz styles.
Trumpeter Jeff Brown is originally from Derbyshire and now is based in London. His performing career has included numerous appearances at internationally acclaimed jazz clubs as well as touring and recording with major artists such as Jools Holland. Jeff's trumpet playing has been featured on tracks played on radio and television programmes, such as BBC Radio 1, BBC 1 and BBC 2.
Line up:
Jeff Brown – trumpet
Nadim Teimoori – saxophone
Matt Seddon – trombone
Paul Deats – piano
Martyn Spencer – bass
Andrew 'Woody' Wood – drums
| The Jeff Brown Sextet – Phrase and Fable (15 Jan 2026) | ||
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| Day | Times | |
| Thursday | 19:00 | - 22:00 |
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