GFF19 Jim Galloway – A Journey In Jazz CCA
Thursday 21 February 2019
Director James Cullingham chronicles the life of Jim Galloway, the amazing Scotsman who emigrated to Canada as a young man and went on to carve out an international career as a saxophonist and jazz impresario. Jim collaborated with jazz stalwarts such as Buddy Tate and Jay McShann and was a co-founder of the Toronto Jazz Festival that cemented his legacy as Canada’s jazz ambassador.
Enhance your festival experience with live jazz: For an extra £10 you can buy a ticket to see Ken Mathieson’s Classic Jazz Orchestra at The Blue Arrow after the screening in association with the Glasgow Jazz Festival. Thu 21 Feb (Doors 19.30), 18+
6pm, £11 (£8.80), Theatre
12+
Film Tickets
Film + Live Jazz
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