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Sunday Sessions: James Allsopp Quartet - Getz at 100

Sunday 18 April 2027 11:30am
The Mancini Forum
£16.50 (inc. booking fee)

“perhaps the most gifted British saxophonist of his generation, not to mention the most adaptable.”

Underscore music magazine

"This is a project inspired by the music I grew up listening to; a salute to one of my all time saxophone heroes - Stan Getz. There is so much fantastic repertoire associated with Stan Getz from lush ballads and bossa novas to swinging standards and bebop compositions. We have chosen a varied programme reflecting this range of material and have interpreted the music respectfully but not reverentially, allowing it to breathe and feel natural for our time." James Allsop

In a 20 year career James Allsopp has been a featured performer and recording artist for an incredibly diverse range of musicians. James has played in concert and on albums by legendary artists such as The Last Poets, David Axelrod, Dr John and Mulatu Astake, for European jazz luminaries such as Django Bates, Nostalgia 77, Kit Downes and Polar Bear, on more commercial albums by Jamie Cullum and Jorja Smith and as featured soloist in a wide range of compositions by composer Brian Irvine. 

James’s debut album was nominated for BBC Jazz Award for Best Album 2007 and he won the BBC Jazz Award for Innovation 2008.

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Line-Up:

James Allsopp – Tenor Saxophone
Colin Oxley – Guitar
Olly Hayhurst – Double Bass
Dave Storey – Drums
 

Doors open
11am

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