Limbo Ensemble at The Spice Of Life

Celebrating its 10th anniversary, the Czech jazz ensemble Limbo arrives in London to showcase their acclaimed CD Koncert full of engrossing magical music drawing on folk traditions and Eastern European jazz.

Led by Pavel Hrubý (saxophone, bass clarinet) and consisting of Taras Vološčuk (double bass), Dušan Černák (drums) and František Kučera (trumpet), Limbo follows its own creative path based on the perfect harmony of the players, featuring a passion and an intensity in their sound influenced by Northern tradition, jazz rock and swing.

This event is organised as part of the YEAR OF CZECH MUSIC 2014 programme...

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Celebrating its 10th anniversary, the Czech jazz ensemble Limbo arrives in London to showcase their acclaimed CD Koncert full of engrossing magical music drawing on folk traditions and Eastern European jazz.

Led by Pavel Hrubý (saxophone, bass clarinet) and consisting of Taras Vološčuk (double bass), Dušan Černák (drums) and František Kučera (trumpet), Limbo follows its own creative path based on the perfect harmony of the players, featuring a passion and an intensity in their sound influenced by Northern tradition, jazz rock and swing.

This event is organised as part of the YEAR OF CZECH MUSIC 2014 programme

2014 is a remarkable year for Czech music, with over sixty prominent Czech composers, performers and musical organizations celebrating anniversaries – from Antonín Dvořák, Bedřich Smetana, Leoš Janáček, Bohuslav Martinů and Josef Suk to Rafael Kubelík and Milada Šubrtová to the Prague Symphony Orchestra and the Janáček Philharmonic Ostrava.
Years ending with the number 4 have been traditionally recognised as years of music since 1924.

The Year of Czech Music 2014 programme has been initiated by the Ministry of Culture of the Czech Republic in cooperation with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Education and Ministry for Regional Development with the objective to support projects promoting Czech music in the Czech Republic and abroad.

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