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Estelle Kokot goes on a musical journey

Estelle Kokot goes on a musical journey

Date: 2012-09-05
The Centre for Jazz and Popular Music in Durban is presenting Songs in The Mother Key by Estelle Kokot on Wednesday, 5 September at 18:00.

After establishing herself as an esteemed solo artist on the live scene, Estelle released two studio albums 'Alternative Therapy' (1999) and 'Information' (2007). Information was nominated for a prestigious SAMA (South African Musicians' Award) in the 'Best Vocal Jazz Album' category. 'Where Is The Rainbow' a song from the album 'Information' featured on a South African TV series 'A Place Called Home'. Other tracks were used on a popular Australian television drama.

Join London-born South African singer, songwriter, pianist, Estelle Kokot, as she takes you on a musical journey. Interpretive renditions of rearranged standards from Thelonius Monk to Miles Davis, and own compositions.

"Her rendition of Monks classic "Round Midnight" was something else to hear, an incredible and masterful improvisation of the piece like I've never heard before. I was completely blown away". Eric Alan - All Jazz Radio SA and Radio2000 July 2012.

Doors open at 17:30 and show starts at 18:00 at the Centre for Jazz and Popular Music (CJPM), Level 2, Shepstone Building, UKZN. Tickets are R35 for Adults R35, R20 for Pensioners and R10 for Students. There is a cash bar available. For more information contact 031 260 3385 or e-mail Zamat1@ukzn.ac.za