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SUMMARY:The Big Steal
DESCRIPTION:End the music festival by celebrating with our Jazz2Rocksteady band increased ad refreshed.\n\nFresh originals & twisted Ska-Rocksteady from this London 7-piece fronted by the soulful Yvette Riby (Boxettes). Killer rhythm section - Bruno Heinen (keys)\, Gary 'Star' Williams (drums)\, Jay Darwish (bass) - and 'bone specialist Eoghan Kelly's Cork Horns\, Big Steal bring the Big Feel!\n\nhttps://youtu.be/k6Mwk3VKLxY
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SUMMARY:GRAND UNION ORCHESTRA FESTIVAL – WORKSHOP TWO
DESCRIPTION:WORKSHOP IN AFRICAN DRUMMING AND CHANT\n\n10.30-1.30\, free\, open to all young musicians aged 12-25\n\nPart of the regular monthly series of masterclasses run by the Grand Union Youth Orchestra\, this workshop will be led by African master-drummer Landing Mané.\n\nLanding Mané is a charismatic performer from Senegal\, based in England for the last 18 years\, who is a specialist in traditional West African dance and drumming. He has also studied Afro Jazz and classical ballet\, and is an accomplished choreographer and dancer as well as musician.\n\n[embed]https://iframe%20width=560%20height=315%20src=https://www.youtube.com/embed/6cy1-RoRgUg%20frameborder=0%20allowfullscreen/iframe[/embed]\n\nDjembes will be provided\, but participants should also bring their instrument(s).\n\nThis is also an opportunity to find out more about the Grand Union Youth Orchestra\, join up\, attend our sessions on the second Sunday of every month at Rich Mix\, and take part in future performances.\n\nAll GUYO activities are free – for more details\, go towww.grandunion.org.uk\n\n 
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SUMMARY:DOWNSTAIRS: THELONIOUS
DESCRIPTION:Hans Koller (Valve Trombone)\nMartin Speake (Alto Saxophone)\nCalum Gourlay (Bass)\nDave Dyson (Drums)\n\nTaking inspiration from the Steve Lacy/Roswell Rudd School Days band from the early 1960s\, Thelonious explore the entire Monk repertoire with both childlike curiosity as well as forensic attention to detail.Through collective learning of Monk’s unique catalogue of 70 tunes from the complete original recordings in a slow process lasting several months of regular playing\, probing\, rehearsing\, reflecting\, memorising\, meditating\, internalising and improvising\, Thelonious arrive at flexible interpretations of the material that are as dangerous as anything in contemporary music\, as well as comforting\, groovy and dreamy.\n\nMartin has worked extensively with Monk alumnus Paul Motian (Check out Martin’s ECM recording with him\, Change of Heart)\, and Hans has played and recorded with the original Monk repertoire guru Steve Lacy (London Ear). Calum and David are two of the most melodic and cutting-edge rhythm players active on the London jazz scene today\, perfects partners in the exploration of Monk’s music.\n\nThelonious are delighted to be playing the Vortex downstairs Cafe every second Sunday in the month after the London Jazz Orchestra\, from 6pm to 8pm
URL:https://www.vortexjazz.co.uk/event/downstairs-thelonious-5/
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SUMMARY:Grand Union Orchestra DAY 3: THE DIAMOND KING AND THE VOODOO QUEEN
DESCRIPTION:This is the third night of a 3-day festival commemorating Jelly Roll Morton\, who died 75 years ago today\, and celebrating how his spirit lives on – but with a very different musical legacy! – in East London today\,\n\n“The Grand Union Orchestra has been making great\, radical world jazz in the musical melting pot of London’s East End for thirty years.” – Duncan Heining\, Jazzwise Magazine\n\nFeaturing the bewitching voice of Maja Rivić\, added to the 7-strong horn section from Saturday\, the house band with Australian jazz diva Louise Elliott and the scintillating rhythm section of Andres Lafone and Paul Clarvis – New Orleans comes to East London in a grand finale tribute to Jelly Roll Morton\, including songs by Tony Haynes celebrating also other legendary musicians from Buddy Bolden to Charlie Parker.\n\nLINE UP\n\nMaja Rivić (Croatia) – voice\n\nClaude Deppa (South Africa) – trumpet\, African drums\n\nTony Kofi (Ghana) – alto and baritone saxophones\n\nHarry Brown (England) – trombone\n\nShanti Paul Jayasinha (Sri Lanka/Scotland) – trumpet\, flugelhorn\n\nLouise Elliott (Australia) – tenor saxophone\, flute\n\nGerry Hunt (England) – guitar\, soprano saxophone\n\nAndres Lafone (Uruguay) – bass guitar\n\nPaul Clarvis (England) – drums\n\nunder the direction of Tony Haynes (piano\, trombone) – composer/arranger\n\nPLEASE NOTE: DOORS AT 7.30 P.M. START AT 8.15\n\nFor complete details\, go to\n\nwww.grandunion.org.uk\n\nwww.tonyhaynesmusic.wordpress.com\n\n 
URL:https://www.vortexjazz.co.uk/event/grand-union-orchestra-festival-at-the-vortex-3/
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SUMMARY:London Jazz Jam Sessions
DESCRIPTION:Led by guitarist Hannes Riepler\, our Sunday sessions regularly include some of the best musicians in London. You never quite know who will appear. It could be Chris Cheek\, it could be Zhenya Strigalev\, it could be Pete Wareham. Come along to find out who it might be!
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