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SUMMARY:EFG LJF x Collage presents: Perfect Stranger
DESCRIPTION:PART OF EFG LONDON JAZZ FESTIVAL 2022!\nIt sure is an amaz
 ing sound and experience. Is it Fusion? Is it Prog? Is it Third Stream
 ? Is it even Jazz? It’s hard to play, that’s for sure – and itâ€
 ™s exciting! Big band, Perfect Stranger returns to McQueens Theatre.\
 nPERFECT STRANGER’s style ranges from fusion/prog with complex chang
 es of meter, through a reworking of Beethoven and a slow jazz waltz to
  a 'perverted Turkish dance'.\nPERFECT STRANGER, a stellar 10-piece ba
 nd, will play music written by Chris Sansom (composer) in 1974 (mostly
 ) for his original band, which included, among others, Chris Biscoe, D
 ick Pearce, Paul Nieman and the late, legendary Pete Jacobsen.\nNow, a
 fter successful appearances here, at Colchester Arts Centre and Jazz82
 5 (Southend), Chris returns to McQueens Theatre with Adam Bishop and M
 ick Foster (saxes/flutes/bass clarinet), Shanti Jayasinha (trumpet/flu
 gelhorn), Tom Green (trombone), Alcyona Mick (keyboards), Rob Millett 
 (percussion), Eddy White (guitars), Paul Michael (bass) and Tristan Ma
 illiot (drums).\nCome and experience PERFECT STRANGER’s impressive s
 ound and body of work.\nChris Sansom studied music at King's College L
 ondon in the early 1970s and has had a number of works performed over 
 the years, some broadcast on BBC Radio 3. Performers of his music have
  included the Arditti String Quartet, the Grimethorpe Colliery Band an
 d the two Swedish giants of the classical brass world, HÃ¥kan Hardenbe
 rger and Christian Lindberg. In 1989, Hardenberger and Lindberg perfor
 med Chris's major work Invisible Cities for trumpet, trombone and orch
 estra with the BBC Philharmonic, also on Radio 3.\n*'... landscapes in
  which the ear can wander ...' - Paul Griffiths, The Times;\n'... rare
 ly short of ear-catching ideas ... new realm of beauty ...' - David Fa
 nning, The Independent *\n*Video links * Mini-documentary about the b
 and: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RdAqSDVnMqw&list=PLBJcVekgEQuZew
 CRIwY3k3SpwtUnBH5OP\nRecording of the 1974 band: https://www.youtube.
 com/watch?v=qSLmfeFuPu0\nDoors open 7pm, music from 8pm.\nPlease book 
 a ticket in advance.\nTickets £5-10\nVenue: McQueens Theatre, 4 Cobur
 g Road, London N22 6UJ Nearest tube/rail: Wood Green (tube); Alexandra
  Palace (rail) A\nFresh Air Ventilation System is installed throughout
  the premises.\nThe gig is presented by Collage Arts Karamel N22 Sessi
 ons.\n\nFor more information visit https://harringayonline.com/events/
 efg-ljf-x-collage-presents-perfect-stranger
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20221114T200000
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CATEGORIES:jazz, music, live
LOCATION:McQueens Theatre, 4 Coburg Road, London N22 6UJ.
WEBSITE:https://www.musicglue.com/karamel
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