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SUMMARY:Sean Fyfe Quartet featuring acclaimed New York trumpeter Joe Magna
 relli
LOCATION:Leytonstone Social Club
DESCRIPTION:- Joe Magnarelli - trumpetSean Fyfe - pianoJeremy Brown - bass
 Mark Taylor - drumsAcclaimed New York trumpeter Joe Magnarelli joins piani
 st Sean Fyfe on stage with his fiery trio of Mark Taylor on drums and Jere
 my Brown on bass.For over three decades\, Joe Magnarelli has been recogniz
 ed as one of the world’s leading trumpet players. Joe has led a variety 
 of his own ensembles\, including collaborations with John Swana and Jerry 
 Weldon. In addition to his work as a bandleader\, he has performed as a si
 deman with renowned artists such as Lionel Hampton\, Toshiko Akiyoshi\, La
 verne Butler\, Harry Connick Jr.\, the Buddy Rich Band\, Maria Schneider\,
  Grant Stewart\, the Vanguard Jazz Orchestra\, Ray Barretto\, and many oth
 ers.PRESS QUOTE:Magnarelli never sounds pat or predictable. Some of the pr
 ominent characteristics of his style include ending a phrase or sequence w
 ith a sigh\, murmur\, or whisper\; going from brash to wistful in an insta
 nt\; subtle changes in dynamics within a single phrase or two\; the inclus
 ion of asides and afterthoughts\, none of which serve as a distraction or 
 change the direction of the music. Even when he truncates a phrase and unc
 eremoniously moves on\, there is no sign of uncertainty or discontinuity. 
 The center always holds. He seldom reaches for protracted climaxes—indee
 d\, destinations are often low-keyed and understated. Whether simple\, con
 voluted\, or somewhere in between\, his lines always evince a soulfulness 
 that comes across as genuine.Canadian jazz pianist Sean Fyfe emerges as a 
 distinguished artist with an impressive international footprint. Noteworth
 y for his collaborative work on acclaimed recordings such as 'In This Mome
 nt' (2022) and 'Opening Statement' (2017) with Sam Kirmayer\, as well as '
 Conduit' (2014) featuring Azar Lawrence with Al McLean\, Fyfe recently mar
 ked his third record as a bandleader with ‘Follow-Up”\, following his 
 releases of ‘Stepping Stones’ (2024) and 'Late Night' (2022). A produc
 t of the Manhattan School of Music and McGill University\, Fyfe refined hi
 s skills under the mentorship of pianists Jeremy Manasia\, Garry Dial\, An
 dre White\, and Joshua Rager. Fyfe has performed alongside acclaimed music
 ians such as Ralph Moore\, Jon Gordon\, Greg Abate\, Alex Claffy\, Joe Far
 nsworth\, Alan Barnes\, Dave O’Higgins\, Quentin Collins and Alex Garnet
 t. Grounded in the traditions of jazz\, some of Fyfe’s influences includ
 e Bill Evans and Bobby Timmons\, Wynton Kelly\, Horace Silver\, Bud Powell
 \, Red Garland and Cedar Walton\, Fyfe's artistry resonates with a profoun
 d appreciation for the genre's heritage.Press / ReviewsAll About Jazz – 
 Pierre Giroux:“★★★★ … In an era when the echoes of jazz legend
 s resonate through the ages\, pianist Sean Fyfe emerges as a torchbearer o
 f the hard-bop tradition with his latest release Stepping Stones…”Papa
 tamus Redux – Abe Goldstien:“One might say\, Cellar Music has a thing 
 for hard bop … Pianist Sean Fyfe is one of them … they pay and play ho
 mage to this bygone era…”Laurent Dussutour:Canadian\, now based in Lon
 don … Fyfe’s piano playing\, somewhere between the fervor of Wynton Ke
 lly and the swinging impressionism of Bill Evans … offers his bandmates 
 cues for nuance and intensity…”In 1995 UK drummer Mark Taylor moved to
  New York at the invitation of US musician Lew Tabackin and ended up stayi
 ng for more than 25 years! In a long and impressive career his powerful\, 
 swinging\, playing has been heard alongside the likes of Joe Henderson\, R
 onnie Scott\, George Coleman\, Chet Baker\, Roy Hargrove\, Woody Shaw\, Ge
 off Keezer\, Mulgrew Miller\, Monty Alexander\, Billy Eckstine & Anita O
 ’Day…and you don’t get to play with a team of iconic musicians like 
 that unless you are very\, very\, good!Jeremy is one of the foremost Bass 
 players on the UK Jazz scene\, a member for 10 years with Peter King’s q
 uartet then regularly with British Jazz greats such as Stan Tracey \, Bobb
 y Wellins \, Bill Le Sage and Irish Guitarist Louis Stewart as well as wor
 king and recording with his peers. Jeremy has recorded with numerous UK ja
 zz artists including Gerard Prescencer \, Julian Siegel \, Anita Wardell\,
  Kate Williams \, Dave O’Higgins\, Claire Martin\, Zoe Rahman\, Christin
 e Tobin\, Chris Garrick and Rob Barron.He continues to be a sought after b
 ass player to form part of the rhythm section to back visiting US soloists
  and has performed in the UK and Europe with many artists including Brad M
 elhdau \, Art Farmer\, Deborah Brown\, Larry Willis\, Jon Hendricks\, Benn
 y Golson\, Red Holloway\, Johnny Griffin\, Mark Turner\, Jesse Norman\, Br
 uce Barth and Charles McPherson. Jeremy was fortunate enough to record wit
 h Charles McPherson in Barcelona in 2015 during a short tour of Spain.In t
 he mid nineties Jeremy became involved in a project conceived by conducted
  arranger John Wilson which eventually evolved into the John Wilson Orches
 tra . The orchestra has had great success and is known for recreating fait
 hfully the golden era of the Hollywood film industry. The orchestra is a r
 egular fixture at the BBC proms and has recorded three albums for EMI. Jer
 emy is a founding member of this orchestra and appears on all of Wilson’
 s recordings to date.Currently a member of the BBC big band\, Jeremy enjoy
 s many concerts with visiting artists such as Phil Woods\, Joe Lovano\, La
 lo Shifrin\, Bud Shank\, Sammy Nestico\, Eliane Alias and Bob Brookmeyer. 
 As well as playing Bass for the Skelton Skinner All Stars\, Jeremy also pl
 ays for the Syd Lawrence Orchestra and was recently asked to be part of an
  all-star band to back trumpeter Bobby Shew at Ronnie Scott’s.\n\nBoleto
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