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Maroc Maroc - WN.COM - Music - 04/Sep 12:35

The week ahead, 5 September

The football season is upon us. It’s a sport which, in its structure, has many similarities to jazz. Not least, there are two halves each of 45 minutes: not much difference from a jazz gig. No one quite knows exactly how it’ll pan out before turning up to the match/gig. A need for teamwork, intuitive skill from years of practice/training – and there’s a lot of improvisation. Meanwhile, a good solo has a similarity to a goal, in what it gets in response during the gig. Of course, there are differences. Premier League footballers, in contrast to premier jazz musicians, earn a lot more (!), we don’t have the numbers attending football. And yet the matches can be very variable in quality,...

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