Saxophonist and composer Trish Clowes will be performing a special show in association with PRS for Music as part of the EFG London Jazz Festival.
The festival runs 11-20 November and now, in its 24th year, has a deserved reputation for bringing world-class music to the capital.
Highlights this year are expected to include the opening Jazz Voice gala, this year featuring the likes of Jacob Collier, renowned guitarist/singer John Pizzarelli, emerging UK singer Polly Gibbons, all of whom will be backed by the 40-piece London Jazz Festival orchestra on specially written arrangements by Guy Barker.
Trish Clowes and her free concert will take place at the Barbican’s Free Stage on Saturday 12 November.
She will be showcasing My Iris, a new project with Chris Montague (guitar) and Ross Stanley (piano/organ).
Get your free tickets to the event here.
BBC radio stations and Jazz FM will be teaming up to broadcast for 96 hours, 24 hours a day over five days of the event.
Their roster of presenters includes Stewart Lee, Gregory Porter, Laura Mvula, Will Young, Cerys Matthews, Jamie Cullum and Soweto Kinch.
Find details of the festival programme announced so far at efglondonjazzfestival.org.uk/events
The festival runs 11-20 November and now, in its 24th year, has a deserved reputation for bringing world-class music to the capital.
Highlights this year are expected to include the opening Jazz Voice gala, this year featuring the likes of Jacob Collier, renowned guitarist/singer John Pizzarelli, emerging UK singer Polly Gibbons, all of whom will be backed by the 40-piece London Jazz Festival orchestra on specially written arrangements by Guy Barker.
Trish Clowes and her free concert will take place at the Barbican’s Free Stage on Saturday 12 November.
She will be showcasing My Iris, a new project with Chris Montague (guitar) and Ross Stanley (piano/organ).
Get your free tickets to the event here.
BBC radio stations and Jazz FM will be teaming up to broadcast for 96 hours, 24 hours a day over five days of the event.
Their roster of presenters includes Stewart Lee, Gregory Porter, Laura Mvula, Will Young, Cerys Matthews, Jamie Cullum and Soweto Kinch.
Find details of the festival programme announced so far at efglondonjazzfestival.org.uk/events
