Bach at St Cecilia's Hall 1975
A jazz invention - The new Bach sound
Venue:
Circle
Bob Wishart - piano, electric piano, vibes, tenor sax, flute
Robin McLeod - bass guitar
Roy Sneddon - drums
Catherine Brawley - vocalist
The Raymond Monelle Trio
Raymond Monelle - piano
Philip Redfern - double bass
Andrew Shivas - drums
Programme
1. Getting in the groove - Circle
2. Prelude and Fugue in C major ... Bach
- The Trio
3. Hits from radio and tv - Circle
4. Two part inventions ... Bach
No. 5 in E flat
No. 2 in C minor
- The Trio
5. Keeping their cool - Circle
6. Suite no. 3 in D ... Bach
Overture
Air
Gavotte
Bourrée
Gigue
- the Trio
7. The grand finale - Circle
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"Circle" the new Scottish jazz group, have been heard on STV's "A Touch of Jazz", on BBc Radio's "Jazz Club" as well as on Radio Clyde. Their leader, the versatile Bob Wishart, is a composer too, having written the score for Andrew Mitchell's "A Play for Today" n BBC1. Drummer Roy Sneddon backed the BBC Scottish Radio Orchestra before joining the present group. RM.
Publicity posters in two sizes on yellow paper, outlining all seven concerts with details of ticket prices. Special poster for this jazz concert, A4 on yellow paper. Tickets on sale at the Edinburgh Bookshop, George Street, Edinburgh.
Several advertisements in the press in advance of the series and in advance of each concert.
Advertisement The Scotsman, 31 May 1975, Review by Conrad Wilson, 'A Jazz Invention' in The Scotsman, 4 June 1975.
Programme is in the form of a brochure with details of all seven concerts.