The Ethno Jazz Festival is perfect for those who cherish quality music. The programme promises to be full of unforgettable moments, delivered via the perfect setting to delight in all things extravagantly musical. This year's lineup includes Kinga Rataj and her band performing Tribute to Amalia Rodrigues, Patricia Barber, Fanfara Transylvania, and Jean-Luc Ponty & Clara Ponty Quartet. The star of the show is certainly going to be Kenny Garret, an accomplished jazz saxophonist with an edgy and acidic style, a late product of Miles Davis’ hot house. Garrett is a most versatile player, equally at home playing classic blues and rhythm & blues as he is interpreting classic jazz compositions and even fusion. He has released a number of critically acclaimed albums and, prior to the birth of his recording career, paid his dues in the jazz clubs in and around his native Detroit. In 2016, Garrett delivered his fourth Mack Avenue recording, Do Your Dance!, which found him exploring all varieties of dance-oriented rhythms from hip-hop and to funk to Latin and beyond.