Big Band Jazz to Be Heard at St Nicholas Church
The Rebel Yell Jazz Orchestra returns to the venue
The Rebel Yell Jazz Orchestra
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May 28, 2023
The Rebel Yell Jazz Orchestra is returning to St. Nicholas’ Church for another fund-raising concert hosted by the Friends group
There will be big band jazz sounds at the venue on Friday 2 June from 7.30pm and all are welcome.
Rebel Yell last played at the church before the pandemic and, once again, are appearing for free.
All funds from ticket sales and the bar will go towards the fundraising for phase two of the restoration of the church stone work (the south and east sides of the church).
The 16 piece Orchestra features:
Saxes: Chaz Keiderling, Claire Cossins, Aldevis Tibaldi, Patrick Clahar, William Symington
Trumpets: Huw Evans, Rob Cossins, Olivier Riffault, Nick Smith
Trombones: Andrew Butcher, Sunil Kamath, Jonathan Parker, Hywel Walters
Rhythm: Juliet Morton (keyboards), Joe Boyle, Ed Williams (percussion)
Tickets cost £12 with concessions at £10 and under-25s pay just £5 and it is free for the Friends of St. Nicholas.
St Nicholas is the earliest of the parish churches of Chiswick. Founded some 1,300 years ago, it was rebuilt in the 1880s, but the tower dates from 1425.
The purpose of the Friends of St Nicholas Church is the repair and maintenance of the building and churchyard, and its fixtures, fittings, and contents. The group raises funds from Friends’ subscriptions, and from events in the church and elsewhere. New members are always welcome. Click here for information on how to join.
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