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Jazz Legacy Dixieland Band will perform Nov. 5

The Brigham Young University Jazz Legacy Dixieland Band will be performing Tuesday, Nov. 5, at 7:30 p.m. in the Madsen Recital Hall.

Admission is free and the public is welcome to attend.

Jazz Legacy will perform a number of songs including “Black Bottom Stomp” by Jelly Roll Morton, “Canal Street Blues” by Joe King Oliver, “Potato Head Blues” by Louis Armstrong and “The Jazz Me Blues” by Tom Delaney.

Members of the group include Myles Lawrence on clarinet, Brian Woodbury on trombone, Austin Robinson on trumpet, Nathan Innis on piano, Erik Maloy on guitar and banjo, Jesse Quebbeman-Turley on drums and Marcus Anderson on tuba.

As guest performers at international jazz festivals, Jazz Legacy has earned an international reputation in quality performance. Conducted by Steve Call, the group is a favorite of schools, conventions and civic concerts, while garnering a reputation for its Dixieland standards and fast-paced stage shows.

For more information regarding the performance, contact Steve Call at (801) 422-6116.

Writer: Brett Lee

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