Julian Siegel Quartet @ Brighton Jazz Club

From: tim haillay
Date: 26 October 2011 06:55

Dear All,
This Friday we are delighted to welcome back one of the finest
quartets on the international jazz scene led by the prodigiously
talented Julian Siegel. The following is by John Styles from our
website:
JULIAN SIEGEL Reeds
LIAM NOBLE Piano
OLI HAYHURST Bass
GENE CALDERAZZO Drums

Julian's band promises to be another highlight from an already
fascinating musician and his peers. As well as being a platform for
his soloing and compositions, it's a showcase for all of these highly
individual virtuosi.
Julian has established himself alongside the most creative forces in
the UK, USA and beyond; as one quarter of the influential Partisans
and a former member of Loose Tubes, he helped take the small jazz
group sound into new areas. As well as playing with major composers
and bandleaders such as Mike Gibbs, Hermeto Pascoal, Andrew Hill,
Steve Lacy and Django Bates, he formed a trio including the
influential US rhythm pairing of Greg Cohen and Joey Baron.
Tonight's quartet toured around Europe earlier this year as part of a
special festival of UK jazz; they have a new CD available, Urban Theme
Park, which is already gaining praise for the inventive range of
styles on display. It features all tonight's players; Liam
consistently delivers a world class sensibility as pianist, composer,
bandleader and as a recent partner on Christine Tobin's Tapestry
performance.
Oli's experience includes the finest jazz players – Gwilym Simcock,
Tim Whitehead, Bobby Wellins, Zoe Rahman, Jim Mullen – and leading
Irish folk singer Cara Dillon. He was a founder member of the Orient
House Ensemble, and has since toured the Middle East with Reem Kelani.
Gene remains one of our most popular visiting drummers. He brings a
taste of his native New York to his playing, and the wealth of
experience and work rate gained during his studies on the famed
Berklee jazz course – not for the faint-hearted, with fellow students
being Marvin 'Smitty' Smith and Jeff 'Tain' Watts. His most
established presence in the UK is alongside Julian in Partisans, and
he also appears with Zoe Rahman, Christine Tobin, Bobby Wellins and
others.
For more information see www.juliansiegel.com.
Tickets, priced at £15/13 are sold on the door*, in advance (up to 1pm
on the Friday of the performance) from The Dome Box Office (Tel: 01273
709709), and online through Brighton Ticket Shop
www.brightonticketshop.com
*Please note that doors open at 7:30 pm with first set starting at
8:00 pm. Show will finish by 10:30 pm.
Very best wishes,
Tim Haillay
Website: www.brightonjazzclub.co.uk
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Twitter: http://twitter.com/brightonjazz
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Coop songs 4th week od Basics of Bop


Coopistas

Here's plenty of notice this time for Terry's final week. These sessions have been superbly taught and well received all round. The fundamentals of jazz improvisation.


Hi Steve
Here (attached) is a pdf with all parts for 2 more songs (Scrapple and Yardbird) for the final week of the module.
As well as doing anthropolgy and covering the final elements of melodic features.
Remind everyone they can do a bit of homewrok and write a solo out (or part of one)
Would be nice if we could get both drums and bass in for the final bash
Cheers
Terry

 
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BMJC Tuesdays Workshop

Co-opistas

Terry Seabrook will be continuing his fascinating into to bop
onTuesday. Feedback on these sessions has been really great so don't
miss some of the most important fundamentals to jazz imporvisation
from one of the Coops most accessible tutors. I don't yet have the
tunes we will be looking at but will forward when I hear.

A reminder that Saturday lunchtime gigs at the dome foyer continue and
provide a relaxed and welcome interlude to Saturday shopping in the
metropolis. Excellent coffee, cakes and company with no profit going
to corporations. What more can you ask for?

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Basics of Bop

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Great session last night

Co-opistas
After a fantastic session on be-bop last night here is early notice of the plan for next weeks tunes. I'll be putting the handout either on Scribbed or in Dropbox so that you can download at your leisure. I'll
send a link separately. The handout was only emailed out on Monday so lots of you had not seen it last night. Hopefully this will sort it.
Terry's instructions below make it clear which pages you will need to print out and bring with you.
Steve

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From: Terry Seabrook Music <terry@terryseabrookmusic.com>
Date: 12 October 2011 10:52

Thanks Steve
We'll do Au Privave and Anthroplolgy and if time catch up on one of the others from last night. Also the page of phrases from p7 of the pdf along with the preamble in pp 5-6 You could email the same to all the students along with this bibliography from which I have copied pages:
Clear Solutions for Jazz Improvisers by Jerry Coker (pub Aebersold , available from Jazzwise)
Elememts of the Jazz Langauge  by Jerry Coker (with CD) (pub Belwin) - more detailed and suiatble for in depth studies eg college level Bebop Jazz piano - by John Valerio (with CD ) (pub Hal Leonard) - some
good chapters for all players
Terry

----- Original Message -----
From: "Steve Lawless"
To: "Terry Seabrook"
Sent: Wednesday, October 12, 2011 9:17 AM
Subject: great session last night

Hi Terry

Really enjoyed the session last night. Thought it was superb. My
reading is poor so would be great to know what tunes we will be
playing next week. I can work on some licks then as well!!

Steve

Renato D'Aiello workshop & gig, Sat 22 Oct, Hove

More workshops than you can shake a stick at!

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Ralph Erle
Date: 12 October 2011 10:53
Subject: Co-Op info: Renato D'Aeillo workshop & gig, Sat 22 Oct, Hove

Dear Steve,
The wonderful tenor saxist Renato D'Aiello will be holding a workshop for all jazz instrumentalists - followed by a gig - on Saturday 22nd October, and I wonder if you could let the Co-Opistas know?
Renato D'Aiello – Tenor Sax
Workshop followed by Gig
Saturday 22nd October at;
Ping Pong Studio
41 Brunswick Street West
Hove
BN3 1EL
(red doors, opposite BIMM)
The workshop starts at 2pm until 6pm and the cost is £20
The gig – doors open at 7.30pm and finishes at 9pm and tickets are
just £5 on the door.
Website   http://www.renatodaiello.altervista.org

Hope to see you on Friday,
Ralph x

Workshop

Coopistas:

Hi Steve

Atttached is a pdf with notes and songs for the course .
Could you email it to everyone or put it on the site.
Terry

----- Original Message ----- From: "Steve Lawless" <steve.lawless@gmail.com>
To: "Terry Seabrook Music" <terry@terryseabrookmusic.com>
Sent: Saturday, October 08, 2011 10:59 AM
Subject: Re: Workshop


Thanks

any chance of getting future dots or what tunes you are going to work on for Saturdays for future workshops so that I can send out to members who can sort the basics of chord familiarity and reading before they get there?

Thanks

Steve

On 8 October 2011 10:42, Terry Seabrook Music
terry@terryseabrookmusic.com wrote:

I'll be working on it Sunday and Monday

Terry
----- Original Message ----- From: "Steve Lawless" <steve.lawless@gmail.com>
To: "Terry Seabrook" <terry@terryseabrookmusic.com>
Sent: Saturday, October 08, 2011 10:27 AM
Subject: Workshop

Hi Terry
I might have sent the last email to the wrong address. Can you let me know what tunes you are going to do on Tuesday please?

Thanks
Steve

BMJC

Terry will bring charts on the night. Sorry for the lack of notice this time.

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BMJC Tuesdays workshop

Co-opistas

Terry Seabrook will be running the sessions for the next three weeks
on the basics of bop. Something you've always wanted to know. Terry
presents complex ideas in a very accessible way and has been a popular
tutor for the Coop for the past 25 years.

We also have our regular gig on Saturday lunchtimes, 1.00 at the Dome
Foyer. Good coffee, cakes, company and ambience. Today Annoie and Greg
will be playing.

The blog still is misbehaving. Corrado is going to try and sort it out
but the usual info that you find on the right hand side is at the
bottom of the page. The blog has had over 12,000 hits to date.

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Free tickets

From: Alex Epps <alex.epps@brightondome.org>
Date: 6 October 2011 16:05
Subject: FW: free tickets
To: Alex Epps <alex.epps@brightondome.org>


Hello,
Here is a kind offer from the Brighton Comedy Festival - please feel free to pass this on to any members of your groups that might be interested!
As the email states, please don't send any ticket requests to me but please RSVP to info@brightoncomedyfestival.com
Best wishes
A
Alex Epps
Education Assistant
Brighton Festival and Brighton Dome
Direct Line: 01273 260806
Email: alex.epps@brightondome.org

From: Jen Pearce
Sent: 06 October 2011 15:45
To: Alex Epps
Subject: free tickets
We're delighted to be able to offer a limited number of free tickets to the following two Brighton Comedy Festival events -
Andrew Maxwell - The Lights Are On
Sat 8 October 9.30pm
2011 FOSTER'S EDINBURGH COMEDY AWARD NOMINEE
Maxwell returns with a brand new hour of mischievous charm and boundary-nudging wit.
'Passionate, playful comic who controls his material and his crowd with a chortling ease that belies the precision of his lines ... furiously funny and utterly invigorating.' ***** The Times
'Currently on fire. A knack for vivid story-telling.' Independent
Age restriction: 16+
Janey Godley - The Godley Hour
Sat 8 October 9.15pm
Bestselling author, playwright, award-winning stand-up, award-winning blogger and former Scotsman newspaper columnist Janey makes her Brighton Comedy Festival debut. She has been the epicentre of yet more extraordinary events, personal disasters and strange-but-true happenings. A sex party in LA with the worse buffet, the joy of finding out you may have been responsible for a man's death and what happens when strangers decide to quiz you about Jesus.
'Some of the sharpest-elbowed comedy in the world' (New York Times)
'The most outspoken female stand-up in Britain...The most ribald and refreshing comedy talent to have risen from the slums of Glasgow since Billy Connolly' -(Daily Telegraph)
Age restriction: 14 +
Please note the age restrictions on both events. Tickets are limited to a pair per person, with limited availability – first come first served. Please RSVP to info@brightoncomedyfestival.com stating which show you'd like to see.
Jen Pearce
Press and Marketing Assistant
Brighton Dome and Festival
T: 01273 260825 | E: jen.pearce@brightondome.org

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tunes for jazz co-op

Co-opistas
Our study of the ever important blues format continues with the
ebulient Simon DeSouza this week.
Here's a link to the website with the files and links to versions of the tunes.
http://web.mac.com/souzamusic/coop/week2.html
A reminder that the Saturday Dome lunchtime gigs are going well so get
down there and have a coffee.
The blog is playing up a bit at the moment. You can scroll down and
find all the links.
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