Secondly, there’s always some interesting theme that goes with the music. Firstly, although I’m no expert on grass-root jazz music, his band is clearly a cut above most of seen (many of whom, for some reason, seem to be obsessed with cycling through what sounds like a sequence of randomly chosen chords). But Pieter Egriega has grabbed my attention for two reasons.

cns_theatre recommends this show…~~'And finally, something from the music section, which I don’t normally cover at all.

Under the Music category, but Peter shows crossover into most categories and is something unique.

And Bold choice 5: Adventures in Sound and Light.

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Dancing in Darkness by Alice Winters