City Halls

With Electroscope and Ceylan Hay.

Part of Glasgow International Jazz Festival.

Part of Glasgow International Jazz Festival.

Part of Glasgow International Jazz Festival.

This session focuses on Sonny Rollins' quirky 1957 classic Way Out West, in which Rollins for the first time recorded with just bass and drums. Part of Glasgow International Jazz Festival.

Part of Glasgow International Jazz Festival.

Part of Glasgow International Jazz Festival.

This session is about Ella Fitzgerald's memorable 1965 encounter with Ellington, Ella at Duke's Place. Part of Glasgow International Jazz Festival.

Part of Glasgow International Jazz Festival.

This gig contains material from her new album, to be released in 2014.

Part of Glasgow International Jazz Festival.

A listening session with Dave Brubeck's irresistible 1959 Time Out, the first jazz album ever to go platinum. Part of Glasgow International Jazz Festival.

Part of Glasgow International Jazz Festival.

Part of Glasgow International Jazz Festival.

Part of Glasgow International Jazz Festival.

Part of Glasgow International Jazz Festival.

This workshop features the great improviser and teacher Maggie Nicols. Part of Glasgow International Jazz Festival.

Part of Glasgow International Jazz Festival.

This session is devoted to John Coltrane's magnificent 1964 A Love Supreme, and is sure to be a popular one. Part of Glasgow International Jazz Festival.

Part of Glasgow Jazz Festival.

Explore Lambert, Hendricks & Ross' scintillating 1957 album Sing a Song of Basie. Part of Glasgow International Jazz Festival.

Part of Glasgow International Jazz Festival.

Part of Glasgow International Jazz Festival.

Part of Glasgow International Jazz Festival.

This listening session is Audience Choice: vote for your favourite jazz album on the Festival's Facebook page and maybe you'll get lucky. Part of Glasgow International Jazz Festival.

The final session is devoted to a groundbreaking classic of British jazz, the 1965 Under Milk Wood by Stan Tracey, about whom Sonny Rollins once asked 'Does anybody here know how good he really is?' Pop down to the Old Fruitmarket by 8pm and you can hear him in person. Part of Glasgow International Jazz Festival.

Part of Glasgow Jazz Festival.

James Lowe conducts Tormis' Overture 2, Pärt's Cantus in Memoriam Britten, Lutoslawski's Little Suite and Dvořák's Symphony No 6.

This screening (preceded by Keaton's classic short One Week, a hilarious spoof of DIY) is accompanied by a new score by Timothy Brock, performed live by the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra.

Presented by Jamie MacDougall and conducted by Matt Dunkley.