Music In Poetry - Clitheroe Event - 5.30pm- 6/5/18

Mar, 12 2018

~Some things in life work marvellously together, strawberries and cream, fish and chips, bangers and mash. Food references aside on a cultural level an exciting event is taking place soon which blends sophisticated music with spoken word innovation.

‘Music in Poetry’ is an evening of high class entertainment located at the United Reformed Church in Clitheroe on Sunday 6th May 2018 from 5.30pm.

The early evening occasion is expected to include local a jazz trombonist turned composer turned lyrical wonder Paul Taylor. Paul is an experienced musician having played with some top jazz composers such as Loose Tubes and Mingus Big Band. He will also throw in some unbeknown word improv too.

A Sheffield trio act called ‘Word Aloud’ will incorporate performance with word simply called ‘Questions of England’. This highly entertaining group will include audience participation in a fun and spontaneous way.

Advance tickets are available via The Grand in Clitheroe priced at £10(members of Clitheroe Writers, Stanza and RVJBs £8). Here is a full summary of the terms and conditions and the appropriate number to contact to book tickets :-

A £1.50 booking is applicable per transaction by phone or via our box office. Advance purchase of your ticket will always be more cost effective than paying on the door. Please note stage times are an approximation. The Grand Venue is keen to promote equality of opportunities for people with disabilities, please call the Grand Venue in advance of the event if you have any additional requirements and they  will do their  best to help. For a full list of the  Terms and Conditions please email hello@thegrandvenue.co.uk or call 01200 421599.

This is a unique opportunity to experience the creative talents of local and national artists who like expanding the boundaries - presented with a smile.

Phil Taylor - Poetry/Trombone; Words Aloud - Performance & Word.
Venue: United Reformed Church Clitheroe
6th May 2018 at  5.30pm

Media options -
Website: www.trombonepoetry.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/taylortrombone
You Tube: www.youtube.com/user/PaulTheTrombonist

^Alex Ashworth.