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A Palestinian nay player treating a five-thousand-year-old flute as a modern instrument.
Folk & world
At Stone Nest.
JASAD, Arabic for body, is Faris Ishaq's album for nay and percussion, and this is the premiere of its expanded trio version, played in the round. The nay is a rim-blown reed flute and the record is built almost entirely from breath. A matinee, 15:00. £22.66, fees included. Part of the EFG London Jazz Festival.
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