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SUMMARY:Tots Tunes
DESCRIPTION:The very popular music sessions for parents and little ones (0-5 yr olds).  Described as "uplifting and energising" and "such a fun\, high quality experience".   These interactive\, energetic sessions involve learning songs from around the world and original tunes and combining them with a bit of a workout!   Tots Tunes is a chance for local hackney parents to have a bit of fun\, listen to and sing some quality ‘non baby’ acoustic music.\n\nExpect to hear new tunes\, revamped tunes\, folk tunes.\n\n \n\nAll sessions are accompanied by cello and djembe.\n\nThursdays 10am and 11am  £6 (all classes drop-in so no need to book)\n\n 
URL:https://www.vortexjazz.co.uk/event/tots-tunes-11/2016-02-18/
LOCATION:11 Gillett Square\, London\, N16 8AZ
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SUMMARY:Words & Jazz with Reem Kelani\, Mark Waldron\, Fran Lock\, Seraphima Kennedy\, JP O'Malley\, Bruno Heinen
DESCRIPTION:Hosted by Nicki Heinen - poetry\, music and maybe even a few cocktails...\n\nMark Waldron\n\nMark Waldron’s first collection\, The Brand New Dark\, was published by Salt in 2008\, his second\, The Itchy Sea\, came out in September 2011. His work appears in Identity Parade: New British and Irish Poets (Bloodaxe 2010) and Best British Poetry 2012\, 2013\, 2014 and 2015 (all Salt). He’s been named one of the 2014 Next Generation Poets by the Poetry Book Society.\n\nFran Lock\n\nFran Lock is a dog whisperer\, cardigan wearer\, and author of two poetry collections\, 'Flatrock' (Little Episodes\, 2011) and 'The Mystic and the Pig Thief' (Salt\, 2014). Her work as appeared in various places\, most recently POETRY and Poetry Review. She is the winner of the 2014 Ambit Poetry Competition\, and the Out-Spoken Poetry Prize 2015. Her poem 'Last Exit to Luton' came third in the 2014 National Poetry Competition.\n\nSeraphima Kennedy\n\nSeraphima Kennedy is a PhD candidate in Creative Writing at Goldsmiths\, University of London\, where she is writing a memoir called Selfies with Stalin. She co-organised The Place for Poetry Literary Festival 2015 and was once placed under armed guard in western China (for her own safety). She has presented her work in Canada\, Sweden and Portugal\, and most recently was published in Magma:62.\n\nJP O’Malley\n\nJP O' Malley is 32 years old\, from Dublin\, and living in London\, six and a half years. JP works as a book critic\, events curator\, and freelance journalist and has interviewed many prominent established literary\, political\, and cultural figures\, both for print publications\, and in a live setting.\n\n \n\nHe's been writing poetry on and off since his teens\, but has recently decided to try and bring his work- old and new- into the public sphere: especially in a live setting. He's recently read at numerous open mic nights in London\, including The Poetry Cafe\, Spoken World London\, and Gabriel Moreno and Frank Hutson's Poetry and Music Night\, Wood Green.\n\nLater in the year\, JP hopes to bring out a collection of some of his earlier poems\, which have been lying lonely at the bottom of his hard drive\, waiting to be released to the world.  JP's literary heros include James Joyce\, George Orwell and Czeslaw Milosz. And he believes strongly in W.B. Yeat's observation \,that the only two things worth writing about in poetry are Sex and Death.\n\nReem Kelani\n\nPhotograph by Christopher Scholey Reem Kelani\, the Palestinian singer\, musician and broadcaster is a captivating and inspirational purveyor of Arabic and Palestinian culture and music. Reem’s repertoire criss-crosses the Mediterranean\, including songs by the Egyptian composer\, Sayyid Darwish\, as well as her arrangements of songs she recorded from women in the Palestinian refugee camps which featured in her classic debut album “Sprinting Gazelle – Palestinian Songs from the Motherland and the Diaspora”. Her second album “Reem Kelani: Live at the Tabernacle” will be released in March 2016.\n\nFor her performance this evening\, Reem will be accompanied by the wonderfully talented Bruno Heinen. Reem and Bruno are currently working on a duo album of songs. "[Reem Kelani's] off-mic introduction turned out to be an endearingly apt overture to a performance in which she combined restless energy with vigorous political engagement\, persuasive audience involvement and an illustrated\, impressively far-reaching musicological dissertation." Rob Adams\, The Herald Scotland\, January 2016\n\n“Bruno Heinen’s………skill on the keys deftly slips from classical jazz to Middle Eastern-inspired minor chords to 15th century troubadour. Kelani and Heinen's musical variety shines throughout the performance. Thomas Petrie\, Works In Progress community newspaper\, Olympia\, Washington\, USA\, April 2013
URL:https://www.vortexjazz.co.uk/event/words-jazz/
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SUMMARY:Huw Warren Trio Brasil with special guest John Parricelli
DESCRIPTION:\n\n\nMusic by Heremeto Pascoal\, Guinga\, Tom Jobim\, Egberto Gismonti\, Pixinguinha and more.\n\n\nAward winning eclectic pianist Huw Warren celebrates his lifelong love of Brazilian music in all its diversity with this groove heavy ensemble\nHuw Warren – Piano\n\n\nDudley Phillips – Bass\n\n\nZoot Warren – Drums\n\nand featuring John Parricelli on guitar\n\n‘I first heard the Music of Hermeto more than 25 years ago and fell in love with it instantly. It has continued to fascinate and entrance me ever since\, and a small part of the spirit of Hermeto has permeated all my work to date'\n\n 
URL:https://www.vortexjazz.co.uk/event/huw-warren-trio-brasil-with-special-guest-john-parricelli/
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