LAHORE: The US Consulate Lahore composed a 'Jazz Jam' on Thursday in, which an American jazz quartet performed alongside Pakistani craftsmen at the Ali Auditorium on Thursday.
The Jazz Jam night was composed as a team with Face in, which huge number of individuals from all kinds of different backgrounds, for the most part college understudies were available. The uncommon execution of the American jazz quartet band brought American tunes into the assembly hall and for the music darlings. The band additionally performed on Pakistani national melodies, as "dil Pakistan" and "Teray Bina Dil Na Lagay".
US Consul General Zachary Harkenrider, while talking only to Daily Times, said that the combination of the American and Pakistani music in the Jazz Jam was estimable and he truly appreciated the music exhibitions. On the event, US Consulate Public Affairs Officer Rachael Chen was additionally present.
The jazz band Ari Roland, was motivated by jazz music from the 1930s, which is otherwise called the Golden Age of Jazz. Containing upon four individuals, the band individuals hails from New York City and Texas and performed alongside Akmal Qadri, Asad Ali and Kashif Ali Dani.
The jazz band individuals comprise of Ari Roland on twofold bass, Chris Byars on tenor saxophone, Zaid Nasseer on alto saxophone nearby Keith Balla on drums. The band likewise paid tribute to famous jazz legend Louis Armstrong.
Ronald who is the band lead artist likewise while talking only to Daily Times, said "Performing in Lahore was just incredible and the gathering of people reaction here was astonishing and steady. It's a wonderful affair being in Lahore."
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