Acclaimed jazz pianist to play Hermann’s

Nancy Walker plays her original tunes to Hermann's Jazz Club in Victoria

Multi-award-winning jazz pianist Nancy Walker brings her original compositions to Victoria.

The National Jazz Awards Keyboardist of the Year in 2008, along with her trio of Ted Quinlan, Kieran Overs and Ethan Ardelli, take the stage at Hermann’s Nov. 19 at 8 p.m.

Tickets are $15 in advance and for Victoria Jazz Society members, or $18 at the door (753 View St.). For advance tickets, contact the Victoria Jazz Society at 250-388-4423, the Royal and McPherson Box Office at 250-386-6121and www.rmts.bc.ca or in person at Lyle’s Place and Ditch Records.

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