Lebrija hosts three concerts of the Jazz Festival in November
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The Teatro Municipal Juan Bernabé programmes two concerts and an educational concert during the month of November within the International Jazz Festival of the province of Seville.
The Teatro Municipal Juan Bernabé in Lebrija will host three musical events during the month of November within the International Jazz Festival of the province of Seville, now in its 33rd edition. The Ayuntamiento de Lebrija joins the event once again this year.
The dates
The first date will be on Thursday, November 5 at 20:00, with the sextet led by Bernardo Parrilla, which blends jazz, flamenco, world music and electronica. On Thursday, November 26, also at 20:00, the pianist Chico Pérez and the Córdoba-born Sergio de López will perform. The programme is completed on Wednesday, November 18 with Sepharjazz, an educational concert by Ivo Blanek attended by students from the Escuela Municipal de Música y Danza de Lebrija and open to all interested people.
Tickets and donation
Tickets for the concerts consist of a donation of 3 euros benefiting the associations collaborating with the promotion of the festival. They can be purchased at the Casa de la Cultura and at the associations themselves: Ajudisle, Alfacu, Asaenes, Aprodevi, Asociación de Viudas, Alfycronic, Alec, Alzheimer, Autismo Lebrija and Alpred.
The festival
The International Jazz Festival of the province of Seville is promoted by the Diputación Provincial de Sevilla and has the collaboration of twelve municipalities that open their venues to national and international jazz groups. The delegate for Culture, Pepe Martínez, has encouraged the public to «let themselves be seduced by the musical richness of a programme of the highest quality in which the highlights of today's jazz will come together».
How to attend
For the two concerts you must purchase the ticket with the 3-euro donation at the Casa de la Cultura or at the collaborating associations. The educational concert on Wednesday, November 18 is open to the public.
