Open Session Aym Meet Led Bib: Instant composition
Maverick jazz rockers, Led Bib travel to Suffolk to create music with Aldeburgh Young Musicians. With their own inimitable take on improvisation, Led Bib will work with AYM on writing music for improvisers and playing written music as an improviser. One of the most exhilarating and talked-about bands of recent times uncover improvisation as composition in the moment'.
Open Session Aym Meet Led Bib at Britten Studio in Snape, Suffolk on Friday, 17 February 2012.
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