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Saturday 23rd November | 2024 | Two shows: 7pm - 10pm
Peggy's Skylight | Nottingham
£16 - £25
The trio's three albums capture their stunning agility and lyrical sensibility, with both Garland, whose association with Chick Corea made his name widespread, and the world-renowned Simcock (Pat Metheny Band) sharing compositional input. "His level of genius is rare" - Chick Corea
"Libra a clear masterpiece of invention and improvisation; once again positioning Garland at theforefront of contemporary music without borders" – All About Jazz
"His level of genius is rare" – Chick Corea
Twenty years ago, Tim Garland launched his Lighthouse Trio, a truly unique and formidable acoustic band where interplay is paramount. 2024 sees the 20th anniversary of this international trio that features pianist Gwilym Simcock and drums/percussionist Asaf Sirkis.
Garland and the much-praised Simcock share a similar musical approach informed by fusion, folk, and classical forms, while the formidable and adaptable Sirkis masterfully employs a bespoke kit of middle eastern frame drums perfect for the setting.
The upcoming concert features works from a project entitled 'Moment Of Departure' created by Turkish painter and printmaker Esra Kizir Gokcen to complement new music, released on a new album recorded with the Britten Sinfonia and violin virtuoso Thomas Gould.
The trio's three albums (If the Sea Replied, Libra and Lighthouse) capture their stunning agility and lyrical sensibility, with both Garland, whose association with Chick Corea made his name widespread, and the world-renowned Simcock (Pat Metheny Band) sharing compositional input.
'In order to be energised, thrilled, stimulated, gobsmacked like this…you simply need to be there.' – UK Jazz News
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Peggy's Skylight, NottinghamLike most great stories, Peggy's Skylight started with love - a love of jazz and great music. As jazz musicians, Peggy’s founders, Rachel Foster & Paul Deats have performed as ‘Me & Mr Jones’ in many venues and around the world, but one thing that always struck them about home, is that although…
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