DiBrasspora at Jamboree

Gigs · London

DiBrasspora at Jamboree

Friday 13 November 2026 · Doors 20:00

Jamboree, London

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DiBrasspora at Jamboree is on Friday 13 November 2026 at Jamboree, London, with doors at 20:00. Tickets start at £8.80, including the booking fee.

DiBrasspora is an exciting new collective of some of the UK's finest Klezmer brass and woodwind players re-imagining traditional Klezmer and Moldovan melodies in a modern brass band context, with a strong focus on improvisation and inventive interpretation. Combining a deep collective knowledge and love of this music with an ambition to connect with modern audiences, the band draw both inspiration and repertoire from the likes of German Goldenshteyn, Emil Kroitor and Konsonans Retro. They group includes musicians from bands such as Don Kipper, Raka Balkan Band, Klezmer Foygl, Doikayt, Makam Salam, and The Hop Skotshne Klezmer Band. Tonight's event is part of the 2026 EFG London Jazz Festival! Jamboree food option: Our ‘Zer’ kitchen is open from 5pm serving delicious Middle Eastern fusion food for you to enjoy a meal/snack if you wish! Find the menu HERE! DiBrasspora are: Clarinet - Daniel Gouly Clarinet - Hannah Ochner Trumpet - Oliver Presman Alto Saxophone - Mani Wells Tenor Saxophone - John Macnaughton Tuba - Adina Presman Poik (Percussion) - Karen Yarnell

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