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SUMMARY:BLOW THE FUSE PRESENTS: ANNIE WHITEHEAD AND WINSTON CLIFFORD
DESCRIPTION:This latest season of 'My Generation' features trombonist Annie Whitehead and drummer Winston Clifford\n\nAnnie Whitehead\nDeirdre Cartwright\nAlison Rayner\nWinston Clifford\n\nAnnie Whitehead:\nTrombone virtuoso best known for her engaging mix of African grooves\, blues\, ska and Ellingtonian expressionism. One of the UK’s brightest and most versatile trombone players\, Annie Whitehead has played on over 50 albums\n\n“The Sly and Robbie of British brass\, the woman everyone turns to when they want a class trombone player”\n\nDeirdre Cartwright:\n“If there is a more complete guitarist in contemporary music than Deirdre Cartwright – I’d like to know who it is”\nDave Gelly The Observer\n\n“Cartwright’s coolly undulating Grant Green shuffle groove is one of the understated pleasure of UK’s contemporary fusion.”\nJohn Fordham\n\nAlison Rayner:\n“With her big warm acoustic sound\, faultless time\, tuning and taste and creative solo ability she clearly belongs in the front rank of contemporary bassists.”\nDigby Fairweather\n\nWinston Clifford:\nCreative drummer with a keen sense of propulsion and dynamics. He has worked with Courtney Pine\, Bheki Mseleku\, Jason Rebello\, Iain Ballamy\, Julian Joseph\, Andy Sheppard\, Jean Toussaint\, Orphy Robinson\, Bobby Watson\, Monty Alexander\, Birelli Lagrene and Joey Calderazzo.\n\n \n\n[embed]https://youtu.be/Y7KPTjN1xog[/embed]\n\n 
URL:https://www.vortexjazz.co.uk/event/blow-the-fuse-presents-annie-whitehead-and-winston-clifford/
LOCATION:11 Gillett Square\, London\, N16 8AZ
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SUMMARY:DALSTON CHILDREN'S FESTIVAL
DESCRIPTION:Dalston Children's Festival\n\nSaturday 27th May 10am - 3pm\n\n10am  - 12.30pm : WRAP Co-work and Play\n\n10.30 - 11.15 : TOTS TUNES\n\n1.30pm - 3.00pm : BIG & SMALL BEAT IT BAND\n\nWRAP Co-work and Play\n\n(Vortex - Downstairs and Upstairs)\n\nAges 3 - 5\n\nBook a place for you and your child: wraphackney@gmail.com\n\nJoin WRAP for an interactive storytelling session and adventure to a far-away land. There will be map drawing\, telescope building and more. (Plus desk space\, wifi & coffee for your Mum & Dad!)\n\nTots Tunes\n\n(Gillett Square)\n\nAges 0 - 5\n\nNo need to book\, but please arrive promptly (limited places).\n\nInteractive\, energetic parent and baby classes combining learning original tunes and folk songs from around the world with a bit of a workout!\n\nwww.soundscreativeprojects.co.uk\n\nBig & Small Beat It! \n\n(Vortex - Upstairs)\n\n1.30pm - 3pm\n\nFamilies (age 6+)\n\nNo need to book\, but please arrive promptly (limited places).\n\nNo disabled access\n\nUsing sticks\, chairs\, djembe drums and improvised instruments\, come and join the band and create a new rhythmic piece together.\n\nwww.soundscreativeprojects.co.uk\n\n \n\n[gallery type="rectangular" ids="13623\,13628\,13622"]\n\n \n\n \n\n 
URL:https://www.vortexjazz.co.uk/event/dalston-childrens-festival/
LOCATION:Gillett Square\, Lodon\, N16 8AZ\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:ANNIE WHITEHEAD'S RUDE 2.0  plus  'Experiments in Electronics' with DAVID ROSS
DESCRIPTION: \n\nTonight will see the climax of ‘experiments in electronics’\, with a short solo set by electronics improviser David Ross\, followed by a full set by Rude 2.0\n\nDavid Ross (solo) - \n\nDavid Ross is a restless and unconventional multi-instrumentalist who brings an intensely musical quality to every instrument he touches. For the past 25 years Ross has played drums\, kalimba\, Jew’s harps\, kantele and electronics in a series of quietly eccentric groups such as The Kenny Process Team\, The Happy Couple and Twinkle³\, navigating the margins and crossing points between many different musical idioms\, including folk\, post-rock\, electroacoustic composition and free improvisation.\n\nIn recent years he has become increasingly absorbed in analogue electronics as a member of Grutronic\, who made two superb albums for Evan Parker’s psi label\, and through a long-running series of musical projects with Clive Bell and Richard Scott. The Davestation is an electronic instrument he has honed over several years\, morphed from his earlier instrument the Drossillator and specifically designed for real time composition.\n\nRoss remains perhaps the only musician to have composed an album entirely using an analogue synthesizer built into a kettle. David has released music on Hemiola\, Bingo\, Sonic Arts Network\, Barley Wheel\, psi\, Metier Jazz\, Ini itu\, Cusp Editions\, Game of Life and Functional Electric.\n\nRude 2.0\n\nTonight sees the return of Rude 2.0\, after a year or so break.\n\nRude 2.0 is the XF-laden quartet of Annie Whitehead (trombone & effects)\, Chris Dowding (trumpet & electronics)\, Jennifer Maidman (bass) and Liam Genockey (drums).\n\nPlay a mixture of free improvisation\, combined with reggae\, funk and other grooves. They have performed at Cafe Oto\, Marsden Jazz Festival\, and regularly at The Vortex. Individually\, they have collaborated with Robert Wyatt\, Natural Causes and Steeleye Span.
URL:https://www.vortexjazz.co.uk/event/chris-dowdings-experiments-in-electronics-part-3/
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