The Contra Band Project 2.0: It’s Too Darn Hot
Synopsis
In tropical Singapore, we do not have seasons to mark the passage of time. We live without falling auburn leaves or technicolour blooms, fresh powdery snow and otherworldly white landscapes. With a touch of wistfulness and a sprinkling of wanderlust, this programme ventures beyond the equator—towards lands where the seasons have long inspired generations of artists.
In April, the ensemble celebrated spring with Joy Spring.
Now, jazz is for July and July is for summer. While Singapore enjoys a perennial summer, the consistent warmth and daylight come with their own quiet pleasures. Elsewhere, summer is a cherished season for rest and rejuvenation—of poolside dips and spa getaways. This performance embraces the heat, celebrating the highs and lows of summertime.
Audiences can look forward to a curated set of modern straight-ahead jazz, featuring inventive arrangements inspired by the likes of Michael Mayo and Eliane Elias. Expect vocalese on Charlie Parker tunes—complete with seasonally appropriate birdsong—and tender ballads perfect for balmy summer nights.
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