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SUMMARY:Chris Laurence Quartet
DESCRIPTION:A chance to hear one of the most accomplished British band
 s spanning two generations - the 1960’s new music era represented by
  Chris Laurence and Frank Ricotti and the Loose Tubes era of the 1980â
 €™s represented by Martin France and John Paricelli. They will be play
 ing music from their second recording released in 2020; tunes that hav
 e been honed over the decades and are full of all the good things of l
 ife: warmth, humour, melancholy, and memories.\nLaurence's group is no
 table for the acclaim each member has in Britain. In their debut CD â€
 ˜New View’ whether it's the clean electric tone of his work on \"Fal
 ling Grace,\" the distorted edge of his own buoyant 5/4 \"Scrim\" or h
 is classical guitar work on Wheeler's melancholy ballad \"Where Do We 
 Go From Here?\"\nJohn Parricelli is a musical chameleon who paradoxica
 lly retains his personality. Like John Parricelli, Frank Ricotti is a 
 player who leans towards spare interpretation, abstract colouration an
 d a lyrical approach to soloing. Laurence is clearly a democratic lead
 er, but what he brings to this band, in addition to an astute choice o
 f band mates and material, is a homage to the great British jazz stand
 ards.\nBassist Chris Laurence has been a fixture on the British scene 
 for many years, working regularly in the jazz sphere with artists incl
 uding reedman John Surman, trumpeter Kenny Wheeler and pianist John Ta
 ylor. He’s recorded pop sessions with the likes of Elvis Costello, S
 ting and David Gilmour, and remains active in the classical community,
  playing on orchestral film soundtracks including The Constant Gardene
 r and The Man in the Iron Mask.\nLine Up: Chris Laurence - double bass
 , John Parricelli - guitar, Frank Ricotti - vibraphone and Martin Fran
 ce – drums\nVideo Link\nDoors open at 7pm, and music starts at 8pm.\
 nTickets £10\nPlease book a ticket in advance to avoid disappointment
 .\n\nFor more information visit https://harringayonline.com/events/chr
 is-laurence-quartet
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20221006T200000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20221006T223000
CATEGORIES:jazz, music, live
LOCATION:MAAD, 4 Coburg Road, London N22 6UJ
WEBSITE:https://www.musicglue.com/karamel
URL:https://www.musicglue.com/karamel
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