Lancaster Jazz Festival18 - 20 September 2015

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Table of ContentsAccessibility and Venue Information 4

Hello and Welcome to Lancaster Jazz Festival 2015 6

Artist in Residence - Seth Bennett 9

Featured events: 9

Supported Events 11 Jazz Breakfasts 11NorVol: “How can I run a successful jazz venue?” 12Afternoon Tea at The Royal Kings Arms 14The Lindsay Hannon Plus 15Billionaires Trio 16

Friday 18th September 17 Lancaster Brewery Stage 17Richard Ormrod Workshop (5pm) 18LRGS Big Band (7.30pm) 19A Dread Supreme (9pm) 20Taupe (10pm) 21

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Saturday 19th September 22 Sun Square Stage 22Jazz North Introduces (12noon) 24Dakhla Brass (1.20pm) 25Thunkfish (2.40pm) 26Blind Monk Trio (4pm) 27Saturday 19th September 28The Hall 28Q&A: Leo Geyer & Seth Bennett (11.30am) 29Khymerikal (12.45pm) 30Lancaster Jazz Festival Youth Jazz Commission 2015: Calum Macleod presents “NODHA” (2pm) 31En Bas Quartet (3.15pm) 33

Lancaster Jazz Festival Headline 2015: Saturday 19th September 35 Empirical 35Open Jam Session (10.30pm) 38

Sunday 20th September 39 Sun Square Stage 39The Paradise Trios (12.20pm) 41Yesa Sikyi (1.40pm) 42Tori Freestone / Alcyona Mick (3pm) 43Sunday 20th September 44

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The Hall 44Seth Bennett Workshop (11am) 45Grew & Watts (1.45pm) 46Cameron Vale (2.20pm) 47Word of Moth (3.45pm) 48

Made By 49

Lancaster Jazz Festival 2015 Programme 52

Friday 18th September 52

Saturday 19th September 52

Sunday 20th September 53

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Accessibility and Venue InformationWe make every effort to ensure Lancaster Jazz Festival

events are accessible to our whole audience. If you

require any more information than what is included in

this programme or online at www.lancasterjazz.com

then please do get in touch with the festival team at

info@lancasterjazz.com or speak to any of our LJF

volunteers at any of our events.

All our venues are wheelchair accessible apart from The

Golden Lion.

The “Festival Hub” is located at The Sun Hotel on Sun

Street and members of the Festival Team with be there

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between 9am and 5pm on Saturday 19th and Sunday

20th September.

An audio described version of this programme is

available at www.lancasterjazz.com

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Hello and Welcome to Lancaster Jazz Festival 2015We like to do things a little differently here.

This year we are taking another massive step towards

one of the festival’s long term goals, which is to become

a truly artist-led festival. We are aiming to create an

artists’ playground, featuring exceptional music set in

the beautiful surroundings of the historic city of

Lancaster.

This is going to be the best LJF to date - and we’re more

excited about this one than any we’ve made so

far.We’ve programmed artists that we feel are doing

something truly original and exciting, artists who will

create beautiful new works, be open to collaborations

and be breathtakingly stunning. We’re also supporting

emerging artists like never before with help from our

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Artist in Residence for 2015, Seth Bennett, possibly the

most original British double bassist in a generation. He’s

not only going to be developing and showcasing his own

extraordinary projects but has as also been mentoring

our Youth Jazz Commission, awarded to pedal harpist

Calum Mcleod, and will be working with our emerging

artists throughout the festival.

And for you, the “best jazz audience in the country”, as

stated by headline drummer Pedro Segundo last year,

we have the best contemporary music and emerging

jazz that you will find anywhere in the UK. With our

partners and members we’ve taken your suggestions

and redesigned every event in the festival from the

ground up to make them even better and more

ambitious. And, we have the wonderful ‘Empirical’

headlining at the Dukes, promising another truly

memorable gig (just be there!).

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If you haven’t been before, then a huge welcome. We’re

sure you’ll find stuff you’ll love, whether that is joining us

at the Brewery for some beer and reggae crossover, or

tea and deckchairs in

Sun Square, or the best coffee in the UK with added

violins in The Hall.

“Jazz lives here in Lancaster” said Courtney Pine last

year and we completely agree.

Welcome to our 5th birthday - it’s gonna be really

special.

- Matt Robinson and Dave Shooter

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Artist in Residence - Seth BennettOur very first Artist in Residence.

The most original double bassist working in the UK right

now.

Based at the Festival Hub but with showcasing

performances at The Hall and other wanderings around

the entire festival.

Featured events:

Saturday 19th September:11.30am - Q&A with Leo Geyer, The Hall

3.15pm - En Bas Quartet, The Hall

10.30pm - Jam Session, Golden Lion

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Sunday 20th September:11am - Workshop, The Hall

3.45pm - Word of Moth, The Hall

As one of the most active jazz musician in the country

over the last 20 years Seth Bennett has been playing in

everything from European touring hardcore punk groups

to the North Sea Jazz Festival with Gilles Peterson. His

hugely diverse portfolio of work swings from improvising

chamber group 7 Hertz, to sideman for folk singer Mary

Hampton, to co- operative jazz trios and beyond. At

home in many and wide ranging musical disciplines Seth

also works as an educator, teaching at Sheffield Jazz

Workshops for the last three years where he won a Jazz

Yorkshire award for Best Teacher. He also taught on the

Sound and Music Composer’s Summer School in 2012.

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Supported Events

Jazz BreakfastsWhere: The Robert Gillow, 64 Market Street. LA1 1HP

When: Friday 18th September, Saturday 19th

September, Sunday 20th September. 9.30am each day.

Duration: 2 hours 30 mins

Tickets: FREE

Access: Accessible

Enjoy a tasty breakfast and live jazz every morning at

The Robert Gillow

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NorVol: “How can I run a successful jazz venue?”Presented in partnership with the Northern Jazz

Promoter Network

Where: Festival Hub, The Sun Hotel, Sun Street. LA1

1EW

When: Saturday 19th September, 2.30pm

Duration: 3 hours

Tickets: FREE

Access: Accessible

Find out everything you could want to know about

running a venue or festival from the North’s own Jazz

Promoter Network. The event will include presentations,

panel discussions and a clinic. If you are

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a new or experienced promoter, or maybe just thinking

about giving it a go, then this event is for you. Topics will

include; finding an audience, getting the right venue,

developing a programme, letting people know what you

do, paying for it, developing the scene and many more...

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Afternoon Tea at The Royal Kings ArmsJoin us for jazz and high tea on both Saturday and

Sunday afternoons in the heart of the historic city of

Lancaster, at the recently refurbished Royal Kings Arms

Hotel with views of its famous castle. Originally built in

1625 and rebuilt in 1879, the hotel was immortalised by

Charles Dickens in his tale of “The Lazy Tour Of Two

Idle Apprentices”.

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The Lindsay Hannon PlusPresented in partnership with Jazz North

Where: Royal Kings Arms, Market Street. LA1 1HP

When: Saturday 19th September, 1pm

Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes with interval

Tickets: FREE

Access: Accessible

Lindsay Hannon / voice

James Harrison / piano

John Pope / double bass

Tom Chapman / drums

Raucous barrel-house blues or spacious ballad: genres

are thoughtfully juxtaposed, each song a journey in

itself, creating an electric atmosphere.

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Billionaires TrioWhere: Royal Kings Arms, Market Street. LA1 1HP

When: Sunday 20th September, 1pm

Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes with interval

Tickets: FREE

Access: Accessible

Emma William / voice

‘Boogie’ Bill Roberts / piano

Paul Froggatt / tenor sax

The Billionaires Trio is a fun and foot-tapping band

emulating the sound and style of the great American

dance bands, moving seamlessly from jump-jive to

ratpack via some good-time rhythm & blues. This slick

little outfit can really swing, leading you through a

wonderful jazzy journey of timeless classics from the

likes of Louis Prima, Peggy Lee and Sinatra.

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Friday 18th September

Lancaster Brewery StageWhere: Lancaster Brewery, Lancaster Leisure Park,

Wyresdale Road. LA1 3LA

When: Friday 18th September, Doors 7.30pm

Duration: 3 hours 30 minutes

Tickets: FREE

Access: Wheelchair accessible

Produced in partnership with Lancaster Brewery

Start your festival here as we launch into Lancaster Jazz

2015 with a mad mix of emerging talent, pioneering

music and fantastic beer.

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Richard Ormrod Workshop (5pm)Bring an instrument and join award winning multi-

instrumentalist, bandleader and teacher Richard Ormrod

as he delves into the world of improvisation and jazz

using bits of material from A Dread Supreme.

A short performance of the music created in the

workshop will take place at 8.30pm

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LRGS Big Band (7.30pm)Paul Froggatt / conductor

The LRGS big band has a long and distinguished history

giving many young musicians a chance to play serious

charts and develop into formidable players. The band is

a major feed for the county big bands, with many alumni

going on to professional careers in the music business.

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A Dread Supreme (9pm)Richard Ormrod /

reeds/flute/melodica/percussion/vocals

Chris Campbell / guitar & vocals

Bob Birch / Hammond & synth

Kenny Higgins / bass

Sam Hobbs / drums

Joseph Gerald ‘Spear’ / percussion & vocals

Turning Coltrane into 70s Jamaican Roots, re-imagining

the 60s protest songs of Bill Wilson for the 21st Century

and performing sets of open-ended improvisations

based on early Caribbean dance bands and 50s

American lounge acts.

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Taupe (10pm)Jamie Stockbridge / alto sax

Mike Parr-Burman / guitar

Adam Stapleford / drums

A Newcastle upon Tyne based trio specializing in razor-

sharp polyrhythmic play, exploratory improvisation and

raw, high energy live performances.

The group’s sound is built of influences drawing from

free jazz and math metal to hip-hop grooves and post-

bop, with a healthy dollop of skronk, navigated down a

path that seeks to blur the line between carefully

constructed rhythmic compositions and explosive group

improvisation.

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Saturday 19th September

Sun Square StageWhere: Sun Square, Sun Street. LA1 1EW

When: Saturday 19th September, 12 noon

Duration: 5 hours

Tickets: FREE

Access: Wheelchair accessible

An open air stage in the beautiful Georgian surroundings

of Sun Square. Grab a coffee from the Music Room and

recline in a deckchair or pop round the corner to the

Festival Hub at The Sun Hotel to chat with the artists

over a couple of beers.

Family friendly. Feel free to bring picnics although

please be advised that no alcohol is allowed in the

square.

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This is an outdoor event that will go on, rain or shine. In

case of severe weather, please refer to

www.lancasterjazz.com or twitter.com/LancasterJazz on

Sat 19 Sept for up to the minute information.

Presented in partnership with Lancaster BID

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Jazz North Introduces (12noon)Jazz North Introduces is a scheme that provides young

nothern jazz artists with their first high-profile showcase

performances and mentoring with leading UK jazz

artists. This initiative from our partners at Jazz North

builds on the mjf introduces scheme to showcase the

very best new jazz talent from across the north. At the

time of going to print the artist has yet to be selected.

For the latest information and line-up please visit

www.lancasterjazz.com

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Dakhla Brass (1.20pm)Matt Brown / drums

Charlotte Ostafew / baritone sax

Sophoe Stockham / alto sax

Pete Judge / trumpet

Liam Treasure / trombone

Bristol based Dakhla Brass play original music

combining evocative harmonies, intricate rhythms,

absorbing soundscapes; from one extraordinary

drummer and four top-of-their-game-horn players.

“A powerhouse. Talent, instinct and creativity make

them a real force to be reckoned with” Sound on Sound.

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Thunkfish (2.40pm)Tom Pickles / sax/flute

Charles Dearness / trumpet

Jed Potts / guitar

Tom Wilkinson / bass

Richard Kass / drums

Thunkfish are the sole entity at the forefront of the not-

quite nascent PTHRONK scene. They are a tight, yet

unpredictable blend of jazz, punk, thrash, prog and

funk, with influences from Headhunters to Metallica: One

moment head-nodding, infectious grooves, escalating to

mosh-pit intensity, one minute rhythmically ambiguous

and expansive, always interesting and infectious.

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Blind Monk Trio (4pm)Presented in partnership with Jazz North

Bob Whittaker / tenor sax

Hugo Harrison / double bass

Johnny Hunter / drums

They have caused quite a stir over the past couple of

years in the Northwest jazz scene, putting a fresh spin

on the sax/bass/drums trio format. With influences from

the whole history of the genre (Sonny Rollins, Joe

Henderson, FLY) blended with alternative rock and

eastern folk, Blind Monk Trio present quirky original

compositions along with some surprising arrangements

of classic standards.

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“Energetic, original and quirky - think John Coltrane

meets Led Zeppelin” - Marsden Jazz

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Saturday 19th September

The HallWhere: The Hall, China Street. LA1 1EX

When: Saturday 19th September, 11.30am

Duration: 4 hours 30 mins

Tickets: FREE

Access: Wheelchair accessible via ‘south’ entrance with

temporary ramp. Festival Team will be available to offer

assistance.

A truly unique mix of artists in the beautiful, brilliant and

intimate contemporary cafe of Lancaster's award

winning coffee roasters and brewers J. Atkinson & Co.

Free entry but limited seating.

Presented in partnership with J. Atkinson & Co.

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Q&A: Leo Geyer & Seth Bennett (11.30am)Leo Geyer / LJF Youth Jazz Commission 2014

Seth Bennett / LJF Artist in Residence 2015

Returning to LJF after premiering new work here in 2014

Leo Geyer talks with Seth Bennett and our festival

reporter, Rob Herrisone-Kelly about jazz, composition,

festivals and all/any of your questions.

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Khymerikal (12.45pm)Leo Geyer / conductor

Rachel Maby / voice

Sara Hall / clarinet

Tim Rathbone / violin

Mike Newman / cello

A programme of contemporary music inspired and

pervade by jazz featuring not one but two world

premières. ‘The Last Minstrel Suite’ by Michael Newman

is a setting of the introduction to Sir Walter Scott’s

narrative poem ‘Lay of the Last Minstrel’. And a second

for full ensemble, combining jazz and cubism to create

an explosive collage of musical luminescence.

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Lancaster Jazz Festival Youth Jazz Commission 2015: Calum Macleod presents “NODHA” (2pm)Supported using public funding by Arts Council England

Calum MacLeod / harp & vocals

Liam Waddle / piano

Harry Jones / electronics

A pedal harp graduate from the RNCM Calum is a fluent

Gaelic speaker, having been immersed in Gaelic culture

from an early ages. He has won many prizes, including

the clarach competitions at the Pan Celtic Festival in

Donegal and the Stan Barker Memorial Prize for Jazz

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Improvisations. In this commission Calum will be

reworking and connecting the harmonic material of both

traditional Gaelic folk song and contemporary jazz.

Exploring pedal harp and pedal boards, the Scots Gaelic

language and jazz composition.

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En Bas Quartet (3.15pm)Seth Bennett / double bass

Alice Eldridge / cello

Benedict Taylor / viola

Aby Villiamy / viola

“I formed En Bas Quartet because I wanted to play in an

improvising string quartet. I’d long been interested in

contemporary chamber music, and wanted to investigate

that aesthetic in an improvised context. A “low” quartet

also allows me to join in - the bass part in a quartet is

usually taken by the cello - and write music for a

chamber ensemble, with all the interaction and rhythmic

subtlety they use. I find the parallel between a small jazz

ensemble and a string quartet very interesting; both

groups will stretch time, allow the music to breathe and

pause, and find a way to play as a single unit. I chose

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three of the best string improvisors in the country to form

the rest of the ensemble, and was lucky enough that

they all agreed to take part in the project.”

- Seth Bennett / Artist in Residence

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Lancaster Jazz Festival Headline 2015: Saturday 19th September

EmpiricalWhere: the Dukes, Moor Lane. LA1 1QE

When: Saturday 19th September, 7.30pm

Duration: 2 hours 30 mins with interval

Tickets: £12.50

Booking: Buy from the Dukes Box Office - 01524

598500, www.dukes-lancaster.org or in person from the

Dukes

Access: Accessible

Presented in partnership with the Dukes

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Sponsored by Lancaster Brewery

Nathaniel Facey / alto sax

Lewis Wright / vibraphone

Tom Farmer / double bass

Shaney Forbes / drums

With the release of their 5th studio album this autumn,

Empirical show once again why they were dubbed by

The Daily Telegraph as “the coolest of Britain’s young

jazz bands.”

Now come of age, they are considered one of the UK’s

most highly acclaimed jazz outfits, known for producing

forward looking, risk taking and creative music. Formed

in 2007 as part of the Tomorrow’s Warriors scheme, and

settled on the current line-up in 2008. Their excellent

tribute to Eric Dolphy, ‘Out ‘n’ In’ (Naim), led to a MOBO

award in 2010 for Best Jazz Act and led to an

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international touring career which has showed no signs

of slowing down. 

Their aim to expand on the traditions of Jazz sees them

create music both timeless and totally now, inside and

out.

"Empirical could turn out to be one of the most important

bands in British Jazz history” - Jazzwise.

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Open Jam Session (10.30pm)Where: Golden Lion, Moor Lane. LA1 1QE

Tickets: FREE

Access: Wheelchair access by temporary ramp. The

Festival Team will be available to offer assistance.

Right next door to the Empirical gig and starting only

once they’ve finished is our annual open jam session

hosted by LJF Artist in Residence, Seth Bennett. Bring

an instrument and play till the early hours with the house

band or simply join us for a post gig beer or two.

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Sunday 20th September

Sun Square StageWhere: Sun Square, Sun Street. LA1 1EW

When: Sunday 20th September, 12.20pm

Duration: 3 hours 40 mins

Tickets: FREE

Access: Wheelchair accessible

An open air stage in the beautiful Georgian surroundings

of Sun Square. Grab a coffee from the Music Room and

recline in a deckchair or pop roundd the corner to the

Festival Hub on Sun Street to talk with the artists with a

couple of beers.

Outdoor event that will go on rain or shine. In case of

severe weather, please refer to www.lancasterjazz.com

or www.twitter.com/LancasterJazz on Saturday 19th

September for up to the minute information.

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Family friendly.

Feel free to bring picnics although be advised that no

alcohol is allowed in the square.

Presented in partnership with Lancaster BID

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The Paradise Trios (12.20pm)Richard Iles / Flugel Horn

Mike Walker / guitar

Les Chisnal / piano

The trio builds on Richard’s experience of playing with

Mike and Les in varied contexts over the past 25 years.

Ideal champions of his music, together they bring a

stripped-back approach to his compositions: reflective

melodies with rich harmonies – inspired by the Jimmy

Guiffre trios of the ’60s – that will inspire the best

musical conversations between three musicians very

familiar with each other’s playing.

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Yesa Sikyi (1.40pm)Chelsea Carmichael / tenor sax

Nubya Garcia / tenor sax

Lily Carassik / trumpet

Greg Evain / piano

Arthur O’Hara / bass

Ed Harley / drums

Yesa Sikyi are a new six piece jazz band based in

London. Yesa Sikyi (yessa seechee) came together on

the jazz course at Trinity College of Music in London.

Having recently released their debut EP ‘Out Of Earshot’

the group are gaining a increasing following in London

and beyond for their repertoire of beautiful arrangements

of classic standards and original tunes.

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Tori Freestone / Alcyona Mick (3pm)Tori Freestone / tenor sax/flute

Alcyona Mick / piano

After working together on the London jazz scene

in various large ensembles including the London Jazz

Orchestra and then travelling together to work on a

project in the Canary Islands in 2014, this duo decided

to fuse their unique writing styles and improvisational

approaches to explore some new material and

contemporary standards. Given their wealth of

experience working with unusual instrumentation in a

variety of formats, the duo is the ideal setting to blend

their unique and distinct voices for a more intimate

exploration of engaging and innovative material.

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Sunday 20th September

The HallWhere: The Hall, China Street. LA1 1EX

When: Sunday 20th September, 11am

Duration: 5 hours 45 mins

Tickets: FREE

Access: Wheelchair accessible via ‘south’ entrance with

temporary ramp. Festival Team will be available to offer

assistance.

A truly unique mix of artists in the beautiful, brilliant and

intimate contemporary cafe of Lancaster award winning

coffee roasters and brewers J. Atkinson & Co. Free

entry but limited seating.

Presented in partnership with J. Atkinson & co.

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Seth Bennett Workshop (11am)Open to all musicians, Lancaster Jazz Festival’s Artist in

Residence 2015 will explore improvisation and group

work, communication and developing your ideas.

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Grew & Watts (1.45pm)Stephen Grew / piano

Trevor Watts / alto sax/soprano sax

“One of Europe’s most dedicated and imaginative

pianists” – mjf, Stephen Grew has worked with many of

the leading improvisers of the past twenty years

including, Evan Parker, Richard Scott, Keith Tippett and

Clark Tracey.

Trevor Watts is a legend of improvised music whose

work over the past fifty years has included Archie

Shepp, Don Cherry, Steve Swallow, Dave Holland and

Kenny Wheller.

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Cameron Vale (2.20pm)Presented in partnership with Jazz North

Miles Spilsbury / saxophone & effects

George Birkett / guitar

Sam Dutton-Taylor / bass & effects

Finn Booth / drums

Formed in Leeds in summer 2013, Cameron Vale is

made up of members from diverse musical

backgrounds. In their music, they combine

improvisation, jazz, rock and electronics with original

compositions. Expect a high energy blend of

polyrhythms, improvisation and riffage.

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Word of Moth (3.45pm)Dee Byrne / alto sax

Cath Roberts / baritone sax

Seth Bennett / double bass

Tom Greenhalgh / drums

Named after a typo on a funding application the music is

contemporary jazz and off kilter grooves, with a healthy

dose of free improvising thrown in, and has

the added bonus of being a chordless group, forcing

Cath and Dee to come up with innovative and

unexpected arrangements of their tunes

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Made ByOur Partners:

Supported using public funding by Arts Council England

Lancaster Business Improvement District

Lancaster Brewery

Cumberland Building Society

the Dukes

Institute for Black Atlantic Research

J. Atkinson & Co.

Jazz North

Karma, the indian room

Lancaster Arts Partnership

Lancaster Emerging Arts Partnership

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More Music

The Northern Voluntary Jazz Promoters Association

Royal Kings Arms

University of Central Lancashire

Matt Robinson - Festival Director

Dave Shooter - Producer

Jen Benson - Festival Manager

Jack Bond - Marketing and Audience Development

Manager

Leo Burtin - Associate Producer

Rob Herissone-Kelly - Festival Reporter

Seth Bennett - Artist in Residence

David Fatkin, Paul Froggatt, Pete Hyde, Kathryn

MacDonald, Alan Rice - Trustees

Huge thanks to:

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Julie Brown, Chris Bye, The Creative Hub, Richard

Hammond, Fanny Martin, Ben McCabe, Steve Mead,

Pete Moser, Ros Rigby, Nigel Slee, Jackie Thompson,

Paula and Richard Williams, all our wonderful members

and volunteers.

Join us online:www.facebook.com/LancasterJazz

www.twitter.com/LancasterJazz

www.instagram.com/LancasterJazz

#LancasterJazz15

#LanJazzFest

#LJF2015

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Lancaster Jazz Festival 2015 ProgrammeFriday 18th September

9.30am / Jazz Breakfast / Robert Gillow

5.30pm / Richard Ormrod Workshop / Lancaster

Brewery

7.45pm / LRGS Big Band / Lancaster Brewery

8.30pm / Workshop Performacne / Lancaster Brewery

9pm / A Dread Supreme / Lancaster Brewery

10pm / Taupe / Lancaster Brewery

Saturday 19th September

9.30am / Jazz Breakfast / Robert Gillow

11.30am / Q&A: Leo Geyer / The Hall

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12pm / Jazz North Introduces / Sun Square

12.45pm / Khymerikal / The Hall

1pm / Afternoon Tea / Royal Kings Arms

1.20pm / Dhakhla Brass / Sun Square

2pm / YJC: Calum Mcleod / The Hall

2.30pm / NORVOL: How to run a jazz club / Festival

Hub

2.40pm / Thunkfish / Sun Square

3.15pm / En Bas Quartet / The Hall

4pm / Blind Monk Trio / Sun Square

7.30pm / Empirical / The Round, The Dukes

10.30pm / Open Jam Session / Golden Lion

Sunday 20th September

9.30am / Jazz Breakfast / Robert Gillow

11am / Seth Bennett Workshop / The Hall

12.20pm / The Paradise Trios / Sun Square

1pm / Grew & Watts / The Hall

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1pm / Billionaires Trio / Royal Kings Arms

1.40pm / Yesa Sikyi / Sun Square

2.20pm / Tipping Point / The Hall

3pm / Tori Freestone/Alcyona Mick / Sun Square

3.45pm / Word of Moth / The Hall

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