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The Jon Lloyd Quartet: Earth Songs

Sat 26 Apr 7:30pm

Sat 26 Apr 7:30pm

£18 / £10 U18s + students
(includes £2 booking fee)

Jon Lloyd

saxophone

John Law

piano, keyboard

Nick Pini

double bass

Alex Goodyear

drums

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01225 860 100

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Vibrant and melodic jazz with global influences

Saxophonist Jon Lloyd has been a leading figure in the UK jazz and free music scene for several decades. His critically acclaimed Ubuntu release, “Earth Song”, heralds Jon’s return to European contemporary jazz, using classical and non-western music influences to write vibrant, melodic and emotionally direct compositions.

This UK based group presents vibrant European Contemporary Jazz, played by a quartet of superb musicians. The leader and composer is tenor and soprano saxophonist Jon Lloyd. Jon has been part of the UK jazz and free music scene for several decades (Jon Lloyd Quartet with Paul Rogers, Mark Sanders, John Law; groups featuring Phil Wachsmann, Marcio Mattos, Stan Adler, Paul Clarvis, Tom Farmer, Asaf Sirkis), and has now turned his attention to European contemporary jazz; using classical and non-western music influences as well as jazz sources to write vibrant, melodic and emotionally direct new jazz compositions. The quartet also comprises the virtuosic John Law (Congregation, Re-Creations, Art of Sound Trio with Yuri Golubev, Asaf Sirkis) on piano, Nick Pini (Laura Marling, Seth Lakeman, Izzie Yardley, Iain Ballamy) on double bass and Alex Goodyear (Yetii, Simon Spillett, Re-Creations, Jake McMurchie) on drums.

Lloyd’s tunes are steeped in the ECM aesthetic, and he and long-time collaborator John Law on piano make it sound like the only music you ever want to hear

Jon Turney, London Jazz News