Jazz musicians from Austria to perform in Baku
On October 29 at 19 p.m. at the Jazz Centre (19 R.Behbutov Street) will be a concert of a jazz trio from Austria.
As stated in the Austrian embassy in Baku, the musicians Christoph Cech, Peter Herbert and Fabian Rucker will perform with a jazz program. The ticket price is 10 manat.
Christoph Cech is a well-known musician in Austria, who will arrive in Baku to participate in the international jazz festival. -02D-
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