Xhosa Cole on Black history and Jazz in Birmingham
As we come to the end of Black History Month we spoke to Saxophonist, Flautist and composer Xhosa Cole about growing up in Birmingham and his journey to becoming a world renowned jazz musician. Watch his reflection on music culture in Birmingham and the impact music has on young people throughout the city, ahead of his new album launch at Symphony Hall, a B:Music venue on 15 November
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Xhosa Cole Quartet - CJC 27th January 2023
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