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Voices Of Our Vision Album Launch Tour – Tune Recreation Committee (TRC)

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Author: JT Comms
Date: 18 Jul 2017

The Tune Recreation Committee (TRC) announces their much-anticipated Album Launch Tour in July 2017. The formidable quintet comprising of some of Cape Town’s finest young musicians, featuring Clement Benny on drums, Nicholas Williams on bass, Keenan Ahrends on guitar, Mandla Mlangeni on trumpet and Mark Fransman on alto saxophone, flute and accordion.

 

The unit has performed to rousing applause in this year's 18th annual Cape Town International Jazz Festival. The Cape Town –based TRC takes original tunes and reinvents nods from their influences to embracing the vibrant underground music scene of drum and bass to Balkanology. Fusing imported sounds and exporting to their own flavour, either going into a Ghoema -tinged feel or just improvising around the melody.

 

The T.R.C is the playground for the interrogation, assimilation and extended extemporization from the canon of South African jazz heritage.

 

Performance Dates and Venues:

  • Wednesday 26 July, 20:00,True Italic Restaurant, 15 Bree St, Cape Town
  • Thursday 27 July 20:00, SABC Studios,209 Beach Road, Sea Point, Cape Town
  • Friday 28 July 20:00, SABC Studios 209 Beach Road, Sea Point, Cape Town
  • Saturday 29 July 23:00 The Chairman 146 Mahatma Gandhi Rd, Durban
  • Sunday 30 July 13:00 Kaya FM and Brenda Sisane’s The Art Of Sunday at Back O’ The Moon Gold Reef City Casino
  • Sunday 30 July 17:00 Sophiatown The Mix Cnr Toby St and Edward Rd, Sophiatown, Johannesburg

 

For media queries, media accreditation, interview request, access to high res pictures etc, please contact JT Comms on media@jtcomms.co.za or 011 788 7632

 

Issued by JT Communication Solutions on behalf of Tune Recreation Committee (TRC)

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