Its Theatre is set to host The Kyle Shepherd Trio album launch - A Dance More Sweetly Played, for one performance on Sunday. Having performed at the Baxter Theatre to glowing audiences, the trio, a force in the music world, embody the rich heritage and contemporary evolution of South African jazz. The combination of Kyle Shepherd's innovative compositions, Shane Cooper's virtuosic double bass and Jonno Sweetman's dynamic drumming, create a vibrant soundscape that has captivated audiences around the globe. Their performances not only highlight their technical prowess, but also convey deep emotional narratives rooted in South African culture. Over 16 years as a sought-after ensemble, they have carved a niche in the contemporary jazz scene by fusing traditional South African sounds with modern jazz influences, creating a rich and emotive musical experience.
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