Live Jazz Sunday Lunch: Langrish House is launching the first of its series of Live Jazz Lunches, on Sunday 19th February.
You can enjoy a delicious three-course lunch while accompanied by Jazz Duo: Tony Carter and Paul Francis.
Since starting his professional career as principal flute with the Midland Radio Orchestra, Tony Carter has continued to work with many jazz legend's including Sarah Vaughan, John Dankworth, Ron Goodwin and Norrie Paramor. Until recently, he toured extensively with the Chris Barber Band for a period of 7 years. Tony will be playing saxophone and clarinet.
Accompanying Tony on piano is one of the South's finest Jazz pianists, Paul Francis.
Sit back and relax to the music of Ella Fitzgerald, Nat King Cole, Frank Sinatra and many of the well loved jazz standards. As always, the musicians pride themselves on their flexibility and would welcome any requests you may have!
Tickets are just £29.95 per person. To book your table, please phone Langrish House on 01730 266941
Live Jazz Sunday Lunch at Langrish House in Petersfield, Hampshire on Sunday, 19 February 2012.
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