Foco Nuevo 30th January 2009

JUMPING FENCES

NOEL GARDENER
& ALEX BRIDGES

SUE WIGHTON & WAYNE JENNINGS

AHIMSA HOUSE
26 Horan Street, West End
Friday 30th January
8.00 p.m.


$10 / $7 concession

Please note that to ensure the viability of Foco Nuevo, we’ve had to increase our entry prices this year.

Light savory meals, cakes, tea and coffee available


N.B.: BYO

 

 

FOCO NUEVO in January 2009
Welcome back to Foco Nuevo for 2009!
This month we’re happy to return to Ahimsa House to continue our series of informal concerts.
Jumping Fences will be playing in their full line-up of: Sue Monk (guitar and vocals), Lachlan Hurse (bass), Ross Gwyther (tenor sax and clarinet), James Harper (percussion) and Dan Simpson (drums); bringing their unique mix of original and Latin American songs [website].

Our guests artists for January:
Noel Gardner and Alex Bridge are a talented and engaging duo from Maleny, who sing  heartfelt songs full of captivating imagery wrapped in a velvet glove of music. Noel’s award winning songs will touch your social conscience and make you laugh and cry, as his beautiful voice and sensitively finger -picked guitar  draw you in to his emotive lyrics.

With Alex blending her sweet tight harmonies and acoustic bass,  their music is guaranteed to move and entrance you. [website]

Sue Wighton began her singing career like many other Brisbane musicians in the ‘70’s – as part of the folk scene at Brisbane’s Folk Centre. Sue’s on stage presence, either as a solo singer/guitarist or with a band – and her unique blend of wit and warmth, humour and style – makes her a consummate entertainer.  Her original songs alternate between self deprecation, wry observation, and sharp social comment. Her honesty in performance cuts right to the heart of any song she sings – whatever the idiom.
Sue occasionally performs with other like-minded musicians. She has recently discovered the joys of working with the delicious cello of Wayne Jennings. Wayne has many ‘strings to his bow’ including playing with the innovative and contemporary Deep Blue Orchestra [website].
Foco Nuevo is a reference to Brisbane’s FOCO Club, a lively and alternative performance space which ran on a weekly basis during the late 1960s.

Looking forward to seeing you there,
Lachlan and Sue

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www.foconuevo.org.au
email enquiries:
lachlan@foconuevo.org.au
sue@foconuevo.org.au

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