April – all jazzed up

By Maria Gregoriou

There are normally four weeks in a month so that would mean four Wednesdays right? Well this is one of those rare opporutnites for all of us who just can’t get our heads around maths to say no, that perfect sense just isn’t right because when it comes to this year’s April we get five.

But what is all this madness about numbers for you ask? Well as of this Wednesday past the Library Café Bar in Limassol is presenting a newly formed Jazz trio who will give us a soothing mid-week music event to sink our teeth into every Wednesday of the month.

The trio, who are Irenaeos Koulouras on the double bass, Ermis Michail on the guitar (who is probably a name you are already familiar with) and Stelios Xydias on the drums, will be accompanied by special guests from time to time, so expect to get more music than you originally expected.

There is a free entrance but bring a bit of cash along as there will be cocktails and food on the menu to flirt with your appetite, while jazz will be flirting with your loving feeling for sound.

April Jazz Wednesdays
Live jazz performance by three musicians. Until April 29. Library Café Bar, 1 Themidos Street, Limassol. 9pm. Free. Tel: 25-361361

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