The group Jerimum Jazz and Big Band Jovem, both from the School of Music of the Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte (EMUFRN), promote the Arraiá da Jerimum, on June 6th, at 7:30 pm, in the Onofre Lopes auditorium and in the hall of the School of Music. The event features forró and games, such as fishing and hoops. There is also a special participation by accordion player Jarbas do Acordeon. Entry is free.
Big Band Jerimum Jazz is a permanent group at UFRN and in its long history has performed for the most diverse audiences in Natal and other cities in our region. The group is famous for combining a typically North American style of training with very Northeastern songs and arrangements.
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