Wolf Scarers, formed in 2010 by Simon Prince and Keith Jafrate, are a sax duo who play improvisations that swerve from gentle meditations that almost become chamber music across to full-blown shout-ups in the true tenor sax tradition, via, possibly, messed-up marching band funk and deconstructed jazz strut.
“They really are in conversation and have a lot to tell….very focused….a rich and varied vocabulary at their disposal. Meditative meandering excursions are followed by heavy outbursts. Fine interplay and communication between these two! Nice work.” – Dolf Mulder, Vital Weekly
We are very happy to invite them back to the Noise Upstairs, especially as they have decided to add more saxophones to the mix! They will be joined by the wonderful Manchester-based baritone saxophonist, Ben Cottrell.Before and after their set, there will be the usual open improvisation jam session, all welcome to come and play. Just stick your name in the hat, bring instruments, laptops, voices, toys…
Click here to download the performances
Who | Wolf Scarers Quartet – 13 December 2012 |
When |
Thursday, December 13, 2012
8:30pm
–
All Ages
|
Where |
448 Wilmslow Road
Manchester, England M20 3BW |
Other Info | Wolf Scarers, formed in 2010 by Simon Prince and Keith Jafrate, are a sax duo who play improvisations that swerve from gentle meditations that almost become chamber music across to full-blown shout-ups in the true tenor sax tradition, via, possibly, messed-up marching band funk and deconstructed jazz strut. “They really are in conversation and have a lot to tell….very focused….a rich and varied vocabulary at their disposal. Meditative meandering excursions are followed by heavy outbursts. Fine interplay and communication between these two! Nice work.” – Dolf Mulder, Vital Weekly We are very happy to invite them back to the Noise Upstairs, especially as they have decided to add more saxophones to the mix! They will be joined by the inimitable Sheffield-based improviser, Hervé Perez, and the wonderful Manchester-based baritone saxophonist, Ben Cottrell. Before and after their set, there will be the usual open improvisation jam session, all welcome to come and play. Just stick your name in the hat, bring instruments, laptops, voices, toys… |
Leave a Reply