17 - 20 November
Be prepared to hear something completely different from Cuba. They sing passionate melodies, harmonies and richly textured arrangements with jubilant movement and deep spirit. The Choir's Cuban name ‘Desandann' means literally ‘descendants' and they tell the stories of their Haitian ancestors who came to Cuba to work in the plantations.
"If their residency at next month's London Jazz Festival doesn't sell out then there's something drastically wrong with the universe"
The Sunday Times
"Romantic, comic, turbulent and celebratory"
The Guardian
"An arresting blend of recognisable Latin rhythms, potent Haitian drumming and choral work"
Metro
"Entrancing, exquisite, unlike any other music show"
The Scotsman
"The sweet harmonic sounds and melodies from the Creole Choir of Cuba brought audience members to their feet with tears of joy - spiritually uplifting and a must-see for the whole family!"
The Voice
Part of the London Jazz Festival in association with BBC Radio 3
Catch two free London Jazz Festival gigs in the bar:
13 Nov, 2 - 3pm: Soul Rebel Brass Band
21 Nov, 5 - 6pm & 6.30pm - 7.30pm: Brass Jaw
