Jazz Season Returns to Taichung
14 發光的城市 A R O U N D T O W N FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2008 • TAIPEI TIMES Jazz season returns to Taichung all has arrived, and in Taichung, this means it’s time for jazz. More than 40 Japanese trumpeter Tomonao Hara, left, and Dutch F groups, both international and local, will trumpeter Saskia Laroo, below, ��������������are two of the Selected highlights perform on three stages near the city’s scenic featured acts at this year’s Taichung Jazz Festival, All music performances are free Jingguo Boulevard Parkway (經國綠園道) as which starts tomorrow and runs through Oct. 26. and take place at Civil Plaza part of the Taichung Jazz Festival (台中爵士音樂 PHOTOS COURTESY OF THE TAICHUNg CULTURAL AFFAIRS BUREAU (市民廣場) and the J1 and J2 節), which begins tomorrow and runs Stages on Jingguo Boulevard through Oct. 26. year the festival shone a spotlight on Asian Parkway. Shows also take place The event is expected to attract artists, and this year is no different. Groups throughout the week; see the 300,000 people — 50,000 more than from Indonesia, Vietnam, Malaysia and South festival’s Web site for a detailed Aska lot of questions, and watch out. PHOTO: TAIPEI TIMES last year, according to the organizer, Korea have been invited to play. schedule. the Taichung Cultural Affairs Bureau. This The festival starts tomorrow at 3pm with inger and One Million Star (超級星光大道) fan favorite year’s festival will also run longer. Instead an attempt to enter the Guinness Book of Tomorrow Aska Yang (楊宗緯) pitched a fit on his blog after a of two separate weekends, there will be World Records when 1,000 saxophonists ► 3pm, Civil Plaza Sreporter aska’ed him one too many questions about jazz performances every night for nine days plan to converge on Civil Plaza to play three 1,000 Saxophones Spectacular his relationship with a young male friend.
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