A gig on Saturday 11th February. The event starts at 19:30.
Avellana Sonorous jazz trio with Simon Greening (saxophones), Paul Mahon (guitars) and Glyn Owen (percussion).
Tickets (Pay-What-You-Can): £6 | £8 | £10 (you can select what you can afford at the checkout).
Expect sensitive pieces on the borders of contemporary classical and jazz, within the quirky, intimate and homely setting of Bristol's only cafe-laundrette come event space. Theres little more uniquely Bristol than doing your laundry during a live gig (although note this is entirely optional!).
ABOUT THE MUSICIANS:
Paul Mahon (Guitar). Music has the power to transport us to another time and place. Paul loves to harness that power with a broad audience of music lovers. Ever since a young age, Paul has found great joy and satisfaction in making music and sharing it with people all over the world. Paul is well known for his guitar session work and performing in Europe whilst based in Dublin. He has credits on Irish radio and RTE. Although a competent performer in many musical styles, he has always had a passion for Jazz that flourished through performing with the Berkshire Youth Jazz Orchestra from 16 years of age through to his late twenties. He has played with the best UK jazz musicians such as Tina May, Peter King, John Parricelli and Jamie Cullum. Now based in Bristol, Paul is always searching for new and creative ways to share his passion for all things musical.
Saxophonist Simon Greening is a familiar figure in the Bristol jazz scene, playing in several bands - including founding jazz quartets Green in Blue and Avellana - arranging workshops and running the East Bristol Jazz Club jam. Passionate about music in all forms and with no formal training Simon took up the saxophone as an adult and never stopped playing. Simon likes to collaborate with some of the many talented musicians in the Bristol area who share his musical passions.
Glyn Owen studied orchestral percussion in Secondary School and was a Member of Avon Schools Symphonic Wind band. He has spent many years perfecting the art of listening to help perform with others and , as a newcomer to Jazz, brings a sense of innocence and excitement to the trio.
Entry requirements:
Tickets (Pay-What-You-Can): £6 | £8 | £10 (you can select what you can afford at the checkout).
Expect sensitive pieces on the borders of contemporary classical and jazz, within the quirky, intimate and homely setting of Bristol's only cafe-laundrette come event space. Theres little more uniquely Bristol than doing your laundry during a live gig (although note this is entirely optional!).
ABOUT THE MUSICIANS:
Paul Mahon (Guitar). Music has the power to transport us to another time and place. Paul loves to harness that power with a broad audience of music lovers. Ever since a young age, Paul has found great joy and satisfaction in making music and sharing it with people all over the world. Paul is well known for his guitar session work and performing in Europe whilst based in Dublin. He has credits on Irish radio and RTE. Although a competent performer in many musical styles, he has always had a passion for Jazz that flourished through performing with the Berkshire Youth Jazz Orchestra from 16 years of age through to his late twenties. He has played with the best UK jazz musicians such as Tina May, Peter King, John Parricelli and Jamie Cullum. Now based in Bristol, Paul is always searching for new and creative ways to share his passion for all things musical.
Saxophonist Simon Greening is a familiar figure in the Bristol jazz scene, playing in several bands - including founding jazz quartets Green in Blue and Avellana - arranging workshops and running the East Bristol Jazz Club jam. Passionate about music in all forms and with no formal training Simon took up the saxophone as an adult and never stopped playing. Simon likes to collaborate with some of the many talented musicians in the Bristol area who share his musical passions.
Glyn Owen studied orchestral percussion in Secondary School and was a Member of Avon Schools Symphonic Wind band. He has spent many years perfecting the art of listening to help perform with others and , as a newcomer to Jazz, brings a sense of innocence and excitement to the trio.
Entry requirements:
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