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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20201119T201500
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SUMMARY:PHILIP CLOUTS (piano)
DESCRIPTION:Cape Town born pianist and composer Philip Clouts’ South African roots have inspired a voyage of discovery that has led to him soaking up the joyful passion of Caribbean calypso\, the bluesy melodies of middle eastern praise songs\, the exuberant sway of Cuban dance music and the tuneful essence of Gospel while honouring jazz heroes including Bill Evans and Keith Jarrett. \nThe Philip Clouts Quartet has been a major focus of his composing and playing\, and the latest album ‘Umoya\,’ is titled from the Zulu word for ‘life force’. Philip’s career has included playing at Ronnie Scott’s\, Birmingham Symphony Hall and the Glastonbury Festival. His music has been played on BBC’s Jamie Cullum Show\, and Jazz FM has praised it\, saying “it has a very infectious feel-good quality.” \n“The best of British jazz” Chris Phillips Jazz FM\n“Precise ebullience and relaxed funkiness” The Guardian\n“A revelatory experience” UK Vibe\n“Clouts’ compositions are strong and likeable” All About Jazz \nIn this solo setting Philip will be presenting his work in an intimate context\, highlighting the wide variety of moods in the music. He’ll then take part in an increasingly popular part of these events – the post-performance Q & A session. Having first played at SoundCellar back in 2011\, we are very pleased to be presenting Philip as our next SoundCellar presents: In Our Own Space – Music and Conversation artist. \nAll tickets purchased will also allow exclusive access to a video recording of the performance for one month afterwards. This will provide those who join us on the night with the opportunity to relive the whole event and also give those who cannot make it on the night\, the chance to watch it all later. \nNote: there is an additional 80p booking charge from Eventbrite. \nShare this event
URL:https://soundcellar.org/event/philip-clouts-piano/
LOCATION:SoundCellar presents: In Our Own Space – Music and Conversation direct to your ‘own space’ via Zoom
CATEGORIES:In Our Own Space
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20201105T201500
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20201105T214500
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SUMMARY:BRANDON ALLEN (sax) and NICK COSTLEY-WHITE (guitar)
DESCRIPTION:We are delighted to welcome back two great musicians who have graced SoundCellar’s stage in the past. Saxophonist BRANDON ALLEN\, who first played for us in 2012 and again last year\, together with guitarist NICK COSTLEY-WHITE\, who played for us in 2018\, will perform as a special duo in our latest Soundcellar presents: In Our Own Space – Music and Conversation evening. \nOriginally from Perth\, Western Australia\, BRANDON relocated to London in 2000. Since arriving in the UK\, he has worked with many varied artists and groups/ensembles as a ‘go to’ saxophonist. Brandon is also busy as a session musician\, composer and arranger for commercial music and films. His distinctive sound has been featured on film soundtracks including “Alfie”(2004) and “The Look of Love” (2013) \nAmongst a whole host of high-profile artists that have called on his services\, he has performed with names such as Eric Clapton\, Paloma Faith\, Neil Diamond\, Gary Husband\, Gwilym Simcock\, Liane Carroll\, Keith Tippett\, Carleen Anderson\, Soweto Kinch\, Guy Barker\, Claire Martin\, Stan Tracey\, Sophie Ellis Bextor and Beverley Knight. He has also performed with many SoundCellar visitors such as Jason Rebello. Mike Outram\, Jim Mullen\, Phil Robson\, Michael Janisch\, Will Vinson\, Laurence Cottle and Jesse Van Ruller. \nBrandon has toured all over the world\, has even played in front of the Queen\, and is currently a professor at The Guildhall School of Music and Drama. \n“Brandon Allen is arguably the most exciting tenor player in Britain today. His phrasing is unashamedly emotional\, soaked in the blues tradition.” Tony Hall (JAZZWISE) \nNICK is one of the most in demand guitarists on the UK jazz scene\, renowned for a deep understanding of the jazz tradition and repertoire\, alongside a virtuosic technique and progressive approach to improvising.  Like Brandon\, Nick has performed with some of the most renowned jazz musicians in the country\, including Stan Sulzmann\, Lewis Wright\, Steve Fishwick and with SoundCellar visitors Gareth Lockrane\, Martin Speake\, Jeff Williams and Asaf Sirkis.  \nNick’s debut album “Detour Ahead” was released in July 2018 to critical acclaim:\n“Costley-White proves both his virtuosity and ability to write subtle and engaging tunes” (All About Jazz).\nHe has also contributed to over a dozen studio albums as a sideman with a variety of jazz groups\, including with the highly rated Snowpoet.  \nUpon graduating from the Guildhall School of Music and Drama in 2011\, Nick was awarded the Yamaha Scholarship for Outstanding Jazz Musicians. \n“One of the brightest stars on the British jazz scene\, elegant and impressive” The Jazz Mann \nDon’t miss Soundcellar presents: In Our Own Space – Music and Conversation with Brandon Allen and Nick Costley-White  \nAll tickets purchased will also allow exclusive access to a video recording of the performance for one month afterwards. This will provide those who join us on the night with the opportunity to relive the whole event and also give those who cannot make it on the night\, the chance to watch it all later. \nNote: there is an additional 90p booking charge from Eventbrite. \nShare this event
URL:https://soundcellar.org/event/brandon-allen-sax-and-nick-costley-white-guitar/
LOCATION:SoundCellar presents: In Our Own Space – Music and Conversation direct to your ‘own space’ via Zoom
CATEGORIES:In Our Own Space
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20201022T201500
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20201022T214500
DTSTAMP:20260418T184831
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SUMMARY:ZOË GILBY (voice) and ANDY CHAMPION (bass)
DESCRIPTION:In Our Own Space – Music and Conversation with ZOË GILBY and ANDY CHAMPION – Thurs 22nd Oct \nWe had Zoë Gilby booked to play with her band (including Andy Champion) at SoundCellar in 2019\, but for a number of reasons it didn’t happen\, so we are really pleased to now be able to bring them to you from their home in the North East of England\, as one of our In Our Own Space – Music and Conversation artists.\nWinner of Parliamentary Jazz Awards Jazz Vocalist of The Year 2019\, Zoë has teamed up with her husband\, the innovative and powerful double bassist Andy Champion for a voice and double bass duo. This exceptional pairing create an electrifying soundscape in this beautifully integrated music. Breathing fresh life into the familiar as well as heading off to the unchartered. The well-honed duo know each other by heart. Their approach is bold\, hypnotic and mesmerizing. Interacting and infiltrating one another’s sound. Removing the boundaries\, exploring space and time with just voice and double bass. Inspired by the legendary Sheila Jordan\, this exciting project has been taking audiences by storm throughout the UK and Europe and highlights Zoë’s ingenuity in interpreting a lyric. \n“the instinctive interplay between the two performers and the opportunity it gives Zoë Gilby to display her vocal improvisational skills and subtle lyrical interpretations of well-chosen songs and Andy Champion to foreground all the possibilities of his double bass.” \n“a fantastic gig with both performers demonstrating their dexterous versatility with a great selection of songs\, changing tempo and tone\, improvising and embellishing at will.” \nMake sure you catch SoundCellar presents: In Our Own Space – Music and Conversation with Zoë Gilby and Andy Champion \nAll tickets purchased will also allow exclusive access to a video recording of the performance for one month afterwards. This will provide those who join us on the night with the opportunity to relive the whole event and also give those who cannot make it on the night\, the chance to watch it all later. \nNote: there is an additional 90p booking charge from Eventbrite. \nShare this event
URL:https://soundcellar.org/event/zoe-gilby-voice-and-andy-champion-bass/
LOCATION:SoundCellar presents: In Our Own Space – Music and Conversation direct to your ‘own space’ via Zoom
CATEGORIES:In Our Own Space
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20201008T201500
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SUMMARY:TRISH CLOWES (sax) and ROSS STANLEY (piano)
DESCRIPTION:In Our Own Space – Music and Conversation with TRISH CLOWES and ROSS STANLEY – Thurs 8th Oct \nHaving first played at SoundCellar in 2012\, we are very excited to be welcoming back the acclaimed composer\, saxophonist and band leader TRISH CLOWES\, together with her regular band colleague ROSS STANLEY\, who is one of the UK’s most ‘in demand’ keyboard players and has therefore played many times at the cellar during our 10+ years.\nTrish is rightly lauded as one of the UK’s top saxophonists\, however she has also become firmly established as a first class composer across a wide range of musical styles\, having received numerous commissions by the BBC\, London Sinfonietta and others. In recognition of her talents\, she has a number of prestigious nominations and awards to her name.  She has written pieces for not only sax in a variety of settings\, but also for solo violin\, solo double bass\, choir\, string quartet\, brass quintet and for full orchestra. For example\, two new pieces by Trish have emerged from lockdown\, one for solo cello inspired by images and sounds along the East Neuk of Fife coastline\, which received its world premiere in August and an intriguing interpretation of a Vivaldi piece that will be premiered this autumn.\nTrish has been an Associate of the Royal Academy of Music since 2013 and recently completed her PhD.  She has been curating the music project Emulsion since 2012\, creating opportunities for contemporary musicians and composers to have their music seen and heard.\nIn addition to featuring on many recordings by top artists\, she has with her own bands Tangent and more recently My Iris (featuring Ross)\, toured extensively and released six albums as leader and composer\, including a recently released live My Iris recording from a show last year.\nAs with her previous releases\, her most recent studio My Iris album Ninety Degrees Gravity (Basho Records) has received many ‘rave’ reviews since its release last year\, such as:  \n“covers vast emotional territory with verve and vim”\n4* from Mojo Magazine\n“a definite contender for album of the year. Each track is so beautifully structured and so well played\, that the whole set amply repays many repeated listens”\nChris Baber\, JazzViews\n“exhilarating and darkly funky”\n4* from John Fordham\, The Guardian\n“awesome foursome… impeccable”\n4* from Dave Gelly\, The Observer \nRoss is also highly regarded as a top musician. Especially in demand for his creative and expressive piano and organ playing\, he has played and performed with many of the UK’s top musicians\, including Liane Carroll\, Stan Sulzman\, Steve Arguelles\, John Parricelli\, Bobby Wellins\, Clark Tracey and Jacqui Dankworth and he is a key member of a number of bands including My Iris. He has also played with SoundCellar visitors Michael Janisch\, Will Vinson and Jim Mullen\, and his own visits to SoundCellar have included playing here with bands led by Dylan Howe\, Paul Booth\, Mike Outram\, Ed Jones and Nigel Price. \nDon’t miss Trish and Ross bringing us this exclusive performance from their ‘space’\, directly into our (your) ‘space’ as part of our ongoing SoundCellar presents: In Our Own Space – Music and Conversation series. \nAll tickets purchased will also allow exclusive access to a video recording of the performance for one month afterwards. This will provide those who join us on the night with the opportunity to relive the whole event and also give those who cannot make it on the night\, the chance to watch it all later. \nNote: there is an additional 90p booking charge from Eventbrite. \nShare this event
URL:https://soundcellar.org/event/trish-clowes-sax-and-ross-stanley-piano/
LOCATION:SoundCellar presents: In Our Own Space – Music and Conversation direct to your ‘own space’ via Zoom
CATEGORIES:In Our Own Space
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20200813T201500
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20200813T214500
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SUMMARY:LAURA JURD (trumpet) and CORRIE DICK (percussion)
DESCRIPTION:In Our Own Space – Music and Conversation with LAURA JURD and CORRIE DICK – Thurs 13th Aug \nTwo of the leading lights of the UK jazz scene return to SoundCellar (virtually\, for the time being). We are extremely excited to be welcoming back acclaimed award winning composer\, band leader and trumpet player LAURA JURD\, together with the in-demand drummer and percussionist CORRIE DICK\, bringing their highly accomplished unique music to our In Our Own Space™ series of live stream concerts. \nLaura has received many accolades and awards for both her playing and her composing\, for example she was named 2015 Parliamentary Jazz Awards ‘Instrumentalist of the Year’ and recently received a 2019 Ivors award for Composition. \n“At the vanguard of this new generation… a Hampshire native who has been composing since she could walk.”\n– Evening Standard \nCorrie was named 2013 BBC Scotland Young Jazz Musician of the Year and features on recordings by a whole host of top artists\, as well as on Laura’s albums and his own excellent solo release\, plus of course as a vital member alongside Laura of the wonderful band Dinosaur (the other members are star keyboard player Elliot Galvin and everyone’s favourite bassist\, SoundCellar regular Conor Chaplin). \nDinosaur as a band is also critically lauded\, for example the debut album ‘Together\, As One’ was nominated for the 2017 Mercury Music Prize. With the recently released third album ‘To The Earth’ already getting rave reviews\, we are really looking forward to hearing Laura and Corrie play live for us\, as well as taking part in an interactive Q&A session with us all afterwards. \nDon’t miss this unique opportunity to see and hear two top musicians playing live from their ‘space’\, just for us (you)! \nNote: there is an additional 90p booking charge from Eventbrite. \nShare this event
URL:https://soundcellar.org/event/laura-jurd-trumpet-and-corrie-dick-percussion/
LOCATION:SoundCellar presents: In Our Own Space – Music and Conversation direct to your ‘own space’ via Zoom
CATEGORIES:In Our Own Space
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20200730T201500
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20200730T213000
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SUMMARY:THEO TRAVIS (flutes\, saxophones\, electronics)
DESCRIPTION:This performance by Theo Travis at SoundCellar on 30 July 2020 will be his first ever live streamed performance\, and a rare opportunity to hear him in a solo context. Expect music from his solo albums – ‘Slow Life’ and ‘Open Air’\, ambient and experimental improvisations\, imaginative and radical rearrangements of pieces from Theo’s albums such as ‘Heart of the Sun’ and ‘Earth to Ether’\, a cover of a John Surman classic\, alto flute\, soprano sax\, tenor sax and possibly a surprise or two as well. \nTheo has released 10 acclaimed solo albums\, for which he composed\, arranged\, produced all the material and played saxophones and flute and he has played on over 130 albums in total. He has performed over 70 times at London’s Ronnie Scott’s club\, tours the UK regularly with his jazz quartet\, and has performed all over the world including Japan\, Norway\, Finland\, Sweden\, the USA\, France\, Italy\,  Belgium\, Switzerland\, Spain\,  Denmark\, Germany and Israel.  He has released recordings made live in New York\, Philadelphia\, Tokyo\, London\, Paris and Oslo. \nAs a sonic experimentalist\, he has developed his own system of ambitronics\, which utilises looping technology to create canvases of sound on flutes and saxes that are then woven into the music he makes. Such music\, performed on the alto flute\, was first released on Theo’s acclaimed album Slow Life\, which was credited as the inspiration behind the Jonathan Coe novel “The Rain before it Falls”. Theo has developed this technique and incorporated it into his work with Robert Fripp (5 CDs\, 3 download albums/ vinyl releases/ 3 tours)\, David Sylvian (Nine Horses CD and European tour)\, Soft Machine (4 albums\, many international festivals and tours 2006 to date)\, Gong (2 studio CDs\, 3 live albums\, 2 DVDs\, 3 world tours) and his unique solo performances. \nHe has also collaborated with other musicians including Harold Budd\, Roger Eno\, Palle Mikkelborg\, Anja Garbarek\, John Foxx\, Bill Nelson\, Keith Tippett\, Mick Karn\, Steven Wilson\, Hatfield and the North\, Jah Wobble\, John Etheridge and Lol Coxhill  \nMOJO magazine referred to him as “a brave and restless talent to watch for”. \nSee www.theotravis.com \nNote: there is an additional 80p booking charge from Eventbrite. \nShare this event
URL:https://soundcellar.org/event/theo-travis-flutes-saxophones-electronics/
LOCATION:SoundCellar presents: In Our Own Space – Music and Conversation direct to your ‘own space’ via Zoom
CATEGORIES:In Our Own Space
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20200716T201500
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20200716T214500
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SUMMARY:ALEX GOODMAN (guitar)
DESCRIPTION:Canadian guitarist Alex Goodman has become one of the established stars of the New York jazz scene. Winner of the 2014 Montreux Jazz Festival International Guitar Competition (and the Audience Choice award)\, he has gone on to record seven albums as leader\, including his latest double CD ‘Impressions In Blue and Red’ (www.alexgoodmanmusic.com )\, as well as appearing as a sideman on numerous other albums. We are very excited to be presenting Alex to you as one of our In Our Own Space performers\, all the way from his home ‘across the pond’! \nShare this event
URL:https://soundcellar.org/event/alex-goodman/
LOCATION:SoundCellar presents: In Our Own Space – Music and Conversation direct to your ‘own space’ via Zoom
CATEGORIES:In Our Own Space
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20200702T201500
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20200702T214500
DTSTAMP:20260418T184831
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SUMMARY:JOHN LAW (piano)
DESCRIPTION:The next edition of SoundCellar presents: In Our Own Space is a performance by one of our most popular and frequent visitors to the cellar and indeed one of the first to play for us in our inaugural year 2010 – the acclaimed pianist John Law. For this special evening\, John is going to be giving us What The Wind Whispered\, an event he is dedicating to the memory of the great pianist and former mentor to many of today’s top musicians\, Keith Tippett\, who recently passed away on 14th June. \nHaving trained as a classical pianist\, John turned to contemporary music in his early twenties and has since gone on to record more than thirty albums of jazz\, classical and contemporary music. He has played with many stars from the world of contemporary improvised music such as Evan Parker\, Gwilym Simcock\, Andy Sheppard\, Jason Rebello and Tim Garland and has received many plaudits during his career e.g. “One of the UK’s most imaginative and versatile jazz pianists” (International Piano Magazine 2014) and “One of this country’s most imaginative young pianists” (The Times) \nJohn has returned to SoundCellar with a number of different ensembles over the years and we are very pleased to have him play for us again as part of our In Our Own Space series. With a great new John Law’s Congregation album ‘Configuration’ (Ubuntu Music) recently released\, John will be performing from his own space this evening\, entertaining us with his creative\, melodic and acknowledged virtuoso piano playing. \nNote: there is an additional 80p booking charge from Eventbrite. \nShare this event
URL:https://soundcellar.org/event/john-law/
LOCATION:SoundCellar presents: In Our Own Space – Music and Conversation direct to your ‘own space’ via Zoom
CATEGORIES:In Our Own Space
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20200618T201500
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20200618T214500
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SUMMARY:ALICE ZAWADZKI (voice\, violin\, piano) with ROB LUFT (guitar)
DESCRIPTION:SoundCellar is privileged to be presenting a special performance by the outstanding and hugely in demand Alice Zawadzki\, alongside the fabulous\, critically lauded guitarist Rob Luft. \nKnown for her stunningly beautiful and powerful vocals and for her outstanding instrumental skills\, Alice has played at the Royal Albert Hall\, the Barbican\, the London & Manchester Jazz Festivals and at venues across Europe and South America. \nShe performs within many different genres including Classical\, Sephardic\, English Folk\, South American Folk\, and of course Jazz.  Alice’s latest critically acclaimed album ‘Within You Is A World Of Spring’ (Whirlwind Records) is simply tremendous and has made a number of ‘Best of 2019’ lists. \nRob Luft is becoming one of the “go-to” guitarists on the jazz scene and has picked up many awards\, including BBC New Generation Jazz Artist 2019-21. His latest excellent solo album ‘Life Is The Dancer’ (Edition Records)\, released just as ‘lockdown’ began\, is justifiably receiving very high praise. \nAlice and her band\, including Rob were booked to play SoundCellar on 18th June\, so we are delighted to still be able to bring you this gig\, despite the different format. You can reserve a place by clicking the link below. \nNote:  there is an additional 90p booking charge from Eventbrite. \nShare this event
URL:https://soundcellar.org/event/alice-zawadzki-voice-violin-piano-with-rob-luft-guitar/
LOCATION:SoundCellar presents: In Our Own Space – Music and Conversation direct to your ‘own space’ via Zoom
CATEGORIES:In Our Own Space
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20200521T201500
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20200521T220000
DTSTAMP:20260418T184831
CREATED:20200512T101143Z
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SUMMARY:Véronique Joly and Rob Palmer - Lockdown special
DESCRIPTION:An experimental live performance with an invited interactive audience over Zoom . \n  \nShare this event
URL:https://soundcellar.org/event/veronique-joly-and-rob-palmer-lockdown-special/
LOCATION:SoundCellar presents: In Our Own Space – Music and Conversation direct to your ‘own space’ via Zoom
CATEGORIES:In Our Own Space
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