OCM - Afro-Cuban and European songs and rhythms with Méta Méta + Afropean Choir

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Méta Méta + Afropean Choir

Méta Méta

An exciting blend of ancient and modern Afro-Cuban and European songs and rhythms.

"Their music curves and dives in so many different directions that they find thousands of tunnels of escape inside every beat"

Straight No Chaser

Thurs 23rd October
St Barnabas church, Oxford, 7.30pm
£14 / £16, (concessions £4 off)

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Sister band to Timeline, founders of the (cream of the new jazz generation) F-ire Collective, and featuring a similar line up, Méta Méta is joined by a guest vocalist to play a sumptuous set of tunes inspired by the Afro-Cuban tradition.

Tonight the band joins forces with vocalist Maurizio Ravalic who has worked with the likes of Paul McCartney, Dennis Rollins and the James Taylor Quartet. Also performing on the night areOxford’s own Afropean Choir and Zap Mama singer, Anita Daulne, to present a rich blend of African, Cuban and European inspired music together in the beautiful setting of St Barnabas Church. Presented in collaboration with Big Village.

Barak Schmool: alto sax, composition,

Maurizio Ravalico: lead vocals

Nick Ramm: keyboard

Leo Taylor: drums

Tom Mason: bass

Hammadi Rencurrell-Valdes: bata drums

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