Jazz breaking news: Phronesis Dazzle At Live Recording Dates
- Monday, March 8, 2010
Jasper Høiby’s group Phronesis have been making a name for themselves as one of the most exciting piano trios on the scene.
Jasper Høiby’s group Phronesis have been making a name for themselves as one of the most exciting piano trios on the scene.
The Barbican has unveiled further details of this summer’s international residency partnership with Jazz at Lincoln Center.
There’s no doubt that US pianist Vijay Iyer has become one of the more talked about pianists in recent years excelling in different formats and drawing on hitherto little known pathways into jazz via his south Indian roots.
A special French jazz week at London’s Kings Place from 5-8 May has been announced by the French Music Export Office which will feature performances and collaborations with French, British and American names.
US drum legend Roy Haynes and young British stars Portico Quartet will be among the acts performing at this year’s Brighton Festival, which runs from 1 May to 23 May.
Continuing to fly the flag for quality jazz in the midlands Birmingham Town Hall has announced a strong spring programme that kicked off back in January with Jan Garbarek’s current band and continues this Wednesday, 3 March, with Courtney Pine’s Transition In Tradition band that features both pianist Zoe Rahman and vibrant Cuban violinist Omar Puente.
Budding jazz musicians in the South West and South Wales will get increased opportunities to play plus the chance to win a generous cash prize thanks to an initiative launched by hotel chain Future Inns.
The first of this month’s Flim Flam sessions featured a debut outing for trumpeter Alex Bonney at this regular improv meet in the basement of Ryan’s Bar, in north London.
The Bath International Music Festival has unveiled details of this year’s jazz programme.
Last year to mark the arrival of a new Steinway piano at the Pizza Express Jazz Club the Dean Street club put on a well-received piano festival which gave a range of top class pianists a chance to put the new piano through its paces.