About this event
The National Youth Jazz Orchestra (NYJO) present their new project celebrating the legacy of Abdullah Ibrahim and the sounds of South African township jazz.
Township Jazz became a unique and powerful mix of traditional African rhythms, gospel harmonies, and the big-band energy of swing and bebop. It was both a celebration of cultural resilience and a protest against oppression, reflecting the struggles and hopes of Black South Africans.
Abdullah Ibrahim’s music embodies both joy and protest, blending Township Jazz with global influences. His compositions, like the iconic ‘Mannenberg’, became anthems of resilience, unity, and liberation during the anti-apartheid struggle.
His legacy continues to inspire generations of musicians worldwide, including many of the Emerging Professionals that form NYJO today.
Doors 19:00
Event start 20:00
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Specific set times are only made available on the day of the event, please check the venue’s website page for the most up to date information.
All ages are welcome to this event but under 14's must be accompanied by an adult over the age of 18.
This is a seated event and is allocated on a first come first serve basis. You cannot reserve a seat prior to the doors opening for any reason. If you have any specific seating requirements, please let a member of staff know on the night and they will be happy to help.
If you require a carer or personal assistant, this person can come in for free without a ticket. So long as you have a ticket for yourself, and you can provide proof of disability when you arrive. See a list of accepted forms of proof on the venue’s Visit page. No prior reservation required.
Refunds are not available for this event; you are welcome to re-sell tickets yourself on third party sites like TicketSwap. com
All regular venue policies apply to this event.
Township Jazz became a unique and powerful mix of traditional African rhythms, gospel harmonies, and the big-band energy of swing and bebop. It was both a celebration of cultural resilience and a protest against oppression, reflecting the struggles and hopes of Black South Africans.
Abdullah Ibrahim’s music embodies both joy and protest, blending Township Jazz with global influences. His compositions, like the iconic ‘Mannenberg’, became anthems of resilience, unity, and liberation during the anti-apartheid struggle.
His legacy continues to inspire generations of musicians worldwide, including many of the Emerging Professionals that form NYJO today.
Doors 19:00
Event start 20:00
-
Specific set times are only made available on the day of the event, please check the venue’s website page for the most up to date information.
All ages are welcome to this event but under 14's must be accompanied by an adult over the age of 18.
This is a seated event and is allocated on a first come first serve basis. You cannot reserve a seat prior to the doors opening for any reason. If you have any specific seating requirements, please let a member of staff know on the night and they will be happy to help.
If you require a carer or personal assistant, this person can come in for free without a ticket. So long as you have a ticket for yourself, and you can provide proof of disability when you arrive. See a list of accepted forms of proof on the venue’s Visit page. No prior reservation required.
Refunds are not available for this event; you are welcome to re-sell tickets yourself on third party sites like TicketSwap. com
All regular venue policies apply to this event.
Event details
Music genre
Pop
/ Adult Contemporary
Meet musicians in Norwich area who love Pop genre at this concert
Discover musicians who will surely go to the concert National Youth Jazz Orchestra presents Abdullah Ibrahim Tribute.
Amateur
Country
Hip Hop
Pop
+2
Amateur
Vocals
Jazz
Pop
R&B
+1
Amateur
Drums
Pop
Rock
