A gig on Wednesday 28th June. The event starts at 20:00pm.
SARAH GAIL BRAND / PAUL ROGERS / MARK SANDERS
- The Deep Trouble Trio
FRINGE JAZZ at THE BRISTOL FRINGE Clifton Village on Wednesday 28th June at 8PM. Tickets £12.
Sarah Gail Brand - Trombone
Paul Rogers - Double Bass
Mark Sanders - Drums
SARAH GAIL BRAND - described by The Wire magazine as 'the most exciting trombone player for years', Sarah Gail Brand has recorded and performed on the international Jazz and Improvised Music scene since the early 1990s with Mark Sanders, John Edwards, Martin Hathaway, Billy Jenkins, Elton Dean, Evan Parker, Phil Minton, Lol Coxhill, Alexander Hawkins, Maggie Nicols, Rachel Musson, Wadada Leo Smith, Jason Yarde, Steve Beresford and countless others.
Sarah's composing credits include an original score for the Charlie Chaplin classic Easy Street, premiered at the Barbican Cinema, London in 2013; incidental music for the 2014 short Low Down Alley Blues; We Should Consider The Possibility- Piece for Improvising Ensemble and Chamber Orchestra, premiered by the Guildhall Improvised Music Ensemble and the Southbank Sinfonia in 2014.
Sarah was a guest presenter on Jazz on 3 (BBC Radio 3) 2009-2016, is a professor of Improvisation at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama, London, and a qualified Music Therapist.
"One of the most passionate and dynamic musicians alive" - Time Out
"An outrageously earthy tone and original, fluid style" - All Music Guide.
PAUL ROGERS - best known in this country for his long-standing membership of the free improv Quartet Mujician with Keith Tippett, Paul Dunmall and the late Tony Levin. He arrived on the London scene in the late 70's working with Mike Westbrook, Elton Dean and Mike Osborne. Since then he has worked with Evan Parker, John Etheridge, Larry Stabbins, Alan Skidmore, Pip Pyle, Jon Lloyd and during his time in America he played with Sam Rivers, Don Byron, Tom Cora and Gerry Hemingway. Having moved to France in the late 90's he has been performing regularly with Parisian jazzmen like Louis Sclavis and Ramon Lopez. In recent years apart from his excellent recordings with Paul Dunmall he has released several critically acclaimed solo albums and a number of CD's the French pianist Sophia Domancich.
MARK SANDERS - Mark has played with many renowned musicians from around the world including Evan Parker, Peter Brotzmann, Derek Bailey, Dave Holland, Myra Melford, Paul Rogers, Henry Grimes, Roswell Rudd, Tim Berne, Liam Noble, Sarah Gail Brand, Martin Speake, Keith Tippett, Paul Dunmall, Trevor Watts, Okkyung Lee, Barry Guy, Otomo Yoshihide, Luc Ex, Ken Vandermark, Sidsel Endresen and Jean Francois Pauvrois, in duo and quartets with Wadada Leo Smith and trios with Charles Gayle with Sirone and William Parker.
"Drummer Mark Sanders is a gifted player capable of seamless movement between free-rhythms and propulsive swing". - The Guardian, (John Fordham)
ADVANCE TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE ONLINE at http://fringejazz.com/get-tickets.html
Tickets are also available at TREBLEROCK Guitar Shop, 52 The Mall in Clifton Village. Treblerock is open all day Mon - Sat.
FRINGE JAZZ every Wednesday at 8PM at THE BRISTOL FRINGE, 32 Princess Victoria Street, Clifton Village, Bristol BS8 4BZ.
Fringe Jazz is run in association with TREBLEROCK Guitar Shop
Entry requirements:
- The Deep Trouble Trio
FRINGE JAZZ at THE BRISTOL FRINGE Clifton Village on Wednesday 28th June at 8PM. Tickets £12.
Sarah Gail Brand - Trombone
Paul Rogers - Double Bass
Mark Sanders - Drums
SARAH GAIL BRAND - described by The Wire magazine as 'the most exciting trombone player for years', Sarah Gail Brand has recorded and performed on the international Jazz and Improvised Music scene since the early 1990s with Mark Sanders, John Edwards, Martin Hathaway, Billy Jenkins, Elton Dean, Evan Parker, Phil Minton, Lol Coxhill, Alexander Hawkins, Maggie Nicols, Rachel Musson, Wadada Leo Smith, Jason Yarde, Steve Beresford and countless others.
Sarah's composing credits include an original score for the Charlie Chaplin classic Easy Street, premiered at the Barbican Cinema, London in 2013; incidental music for the 2014 short Low Down Alley Blues; We Should Consider The Possibility- Piece for Improvising Ensemble and Chamber Orchestra, premiered by the Guildhall Improvised Music Ensemble and the Southbank Sinfonia in 2014.
Sarah was a guest presenter on Jazz on 3 (BBC Radio 3) 2009-2016, is a professor of Improvisation at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama, London, and a qualified Music Therapist.
"One of the most passionate and dynamic musicians alive" - Time Out
"An outrageously earthy tone and original, fluid style" - All Music Guide.
PAUL ROGERS - best known in this country for his long-standing membership of the free improv Quartet Mujician with Keith Tippett, Paul Dunmall and the late Tony Levin. He arrived on the London scene in the late 70's working with Mike Westbrook, Elton Dean and Mike Osborne. Since then he has worked with Evan Parker, John Etheridge, Larry Stabbins, Alan Skidmore, Pip Pyle, Jon Lloyd and during his time in America he played with Sam Rivers, Don Byron, Tom Cora and Gerry Hemingway. Having moved to France in the late 90's he has been performing regularly with Parisian jazzmen like Louis Sclavis and Ramon Lopez. In recent years apart from his excellent recordings with Paul Dunmall he has released several critically acclaimed solo albums and a number of CD's the French pianist Sophia Domancich.
MARK SANDERS - Mark has played with many renowned musicians from around the world including Evan Parker, Peter Brotzmann, Derek Bailey, Dave Holland, Myra Melford, Paul Rogers, Henry Grimes, Roswell Rudd, Tim Berne, Liam Noble, Sarah Gail Brand, Martin Speake, Keith Tippett, Paul Dunmall, Trevor Watts, Okkyung Lee, Barry Guy, Otomo Yoshihide, Luc Ex, Ken Vandermark, Sidsel Endresen and Jean Francois Pauvrois, in duo and quartets with Wadada Leo Smith and trios with Charles Gayle with Sirone and William Parker.
"Drummer Mark Sanders is a gifted player capable of seamless movement between free-rhythms and propulsive swing". - The Guardian, (John Fordham)
ADVANCE TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE ONLINE at http://fringejazz.com/get-tickets.html
Tickets are also available at TREBLEROCK Guitar Shop, 52 The Mall in Clifton Village. Treblerock is open all day Mon - Sat.
FRINGE JAZZ every Wednesday at 8PM at THE BRISTOL FRINGE, 32 Princess Victoria Street, Clifton Village, Bristol BS8 4BZ.
Fringe Jazz is run in association with TREBLEROCK Guitar Shop
Entry requirements: