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SUMMARY:The John Horler Trio: ‘A tribute to Bill Evans’
LOCATION:Leytonstone Social Club
DESCRIPTION:- John Horler - pianoTim Wells - bassRonnie Jones - drumsJohn 
 Horler brings his trio back to the East Side after their sold out show las
 t year. He presents his tribute to Bill Evans paying their respects to Bil
 l and his groundbreaking piano trio.The pianist for Sir John Dankworth - a
 nd accompanist for Dame Cleo Laine for 20 years - John has performed with 
 the leading lights of modern jazz over his illustrious career including Ar
 t Farmer\, Chet Baker\, Zoot Sims\, Maynard Ferguson\, Ronnie Ross\, Pete 
 King\, Kenny Wheeler\, Tommy Whittle and Tony Coe.Horler recognises Evans 
 as the most influential figure in his playing\, a jazz language which embr
 aces Debussy\, Ravel and Brahms\; constantly surprising and inspiring him 
 throughout his career.This is a priceless opportunity to see one of Britai
 n's most acclaimed jazz pianists playing the music he loves - not to be mi
 ssed.As the saying goes: ‘everybody digs Bill Evans’.Reviewsa) - “Wh
 o could resist the subtle blend of John Horler’s own ‘moonlight touch
 ’\, Alec Dankworth’s gorgeous bass and the magical textures conjured b
 y Ronnie Jones’ fingertips on his cymbals?… One can only be thankful f
 or the stroke of chance that brought them together and planted the seed of
  an idea to showcase John Horler’s world class talents...” .... "As on
 e punter later remarked on his way out of the auditorium\, ‘I knew John 
 Horler was a good pianist\, but I didn’t realise he was that good!’Tre
 vor Bannister\, Jazz Mann blog: John Horler Trio: ‘A Tribute to Bill Eva
 ns’ Reading Jazz (Prospect Theatre)\, 4th March 2022. 5* review here.b) 
 - "Jazz and classical idioms live happily side by side in the benign and o
 ften surprising world of pianist and composer John Horler. It’s best not
  to try second-guessing him\, just wait and enjoy what emerges.'Horler doe
 s what only the very best can do: he creates a version that is completely 
 his own while also conveying the essence of the original."Dave Gelly\, Joh
 n Horler: Free and Easy review - Delights from Bach to Basie\, (The Guardi
 an\, 15th July 2018).\n\nBoletos: https://wegottickets.com/event/708567
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