Sarah Fenwick Jazz Trio Comes to Technopolis 20

Jazz singer Sarah Fenwick reunites with the brilliant guitarist Marinos Neofytou and bassist Costas Challoumas for a night of original and standard melodies from the great traditions of jazz and blues, at Technopolis 20 garden, on Saturday, 10th of August 2019, at 8:30pm. The group plays songs from the CD 'Jazz Origins' as well as familiar and well-loved songs from the American Songbook.

Entrance: 12

Reservations necessary at 70002420 (calls only)

Sponsor: Deputy Ministry of Tourism

Nicknamed 'Lady Jazz', the singer Sarah Fenwick has recorded four CDs; Jazz Attack, Love Life, Jazz Way & Jazz Origins. She is recognised as one of the leading improvisational jazz singers on the island as well as being one of the island's original voices of the genre. Her career stretches back to 1992 when she started to sing professionally in Nicosia. Since then she has worked with most of the top musicians in Cyprus and many from abroad such as Israeli pianist Ari Erev, Scottish guitarist Jim Mullen, Italian guitarist Gigi Cifarelli, and Welsh pianist Gareth Williams. She has performed in Italy, all around Cyprus, in the US, and the Middle East. Her activities in promoting and supporting jazz in Cyprus have earned her the name 'the voice of jazz.' In particular, she launched and mediates the Facebook Group 'Support Jazz and Blues in Cyprus', and founded the Cyprus Jazz and Blues Association.

Marinos Neophytou: Has studied jazz music and jazz performance on guitar at Berklee College of Music in America. From very small age deals with improvisation and performing with small bands in which you will see him occasionally playing different musical instruments. From 2012 until today has partnered with renowned jazz singer Sarah Fenwick with which they have recorded their own music. So far they have recorded 2 albums (JAZZ WAY, JAZZ ORIGINS).

Costas Challoumas was born and raised in Larnaca. He studied pedagogy at the University of Cyprus, where he graduated in 1999. He studied double bass and music theory with Nikos Ioannou and continued his studies at 'The Collective School of Music' in New York with Sean Conly and Joe Fitzjerald. For twenty years he is a member of various musical ensembles (traditional, jazz, latin etc) and also of music and theatre performance groups. Amongst others, he was a member of the musical ensemble of ancient instruments "Terandros", the original Cuban band "Havana Noche" and "Turnaround Jazz Quartet", while the last years he is the artistic director of "Makam Ensemble".