A gig held at The Jam Jar on Wednesday 26th November. The event starts at 20:00.
We are excited to welcome the amazing pianist and composer Daniel Inzani to The Jam Jar, performing PLAY - disc 3 of his acclaimed triple album ‘Selected Worlds’.
In this first major solo release, Daniel Inzani (Spindle Ensemble) explores the very different sides to his musical personality across three contrasting but connected LPs
On Disc 3: PLAY (Tracks 16-23), and in tonight’s show, you can expect a unique, dazzling, cinematic jazz experience with an all star cast of musicians:
Daniel Inzani - Piano, Fender Rhodes, Hammond Organ
Conrad Singh - Electric Guitar
Pete Gibbs - Electric Bass
Matt Brown - Drums
Harriet Riley - Vibraphone, Marimba
Lorenzo Prati - Tenor Saxophone
Greg Sterland - Baritone Saxophone
Piers Tamplin - Bass Clarinet, Flute, Tenor Sax
“unhinged, exhilarating adventures in genre-hopping” - The Guardian, Best Contemporary Albums of 2024
The Jam Jar Presents
Daniel Inzani
Selected Worlds: Play
+ Support
Wednesday 26th November
The Jam Jar, Bristol
Self-taught pianist and composer Daniel Inzani has been a pivotal figure on the Bristol alternative music scene for more than a decade. He leads a neoclassical chamber quartet Spindle Ensemble, co-curates Hidden Notes Festival in Stroud, and he’s worked with a baffling array of outfits, playing Ethiopian funk, Indonesian gamelan, rocksteady, 1950s-style exotica and post rock, as well as working closely with fellow maverick musicians Alabaster dePlume and Cosmo Sheldrake.
His assorted projects have led to a prolific discography, performances worldwide and a singular compositional voice; born from extensive experimentation with live ensembles and his idiosyncratic approach to music theory, informed by his studies of mathematics and passion for impressionist era music.
After 2 decades of recording, touring and composing as a collaborator and band leader, he gathered a trusted set of skilled improvisers and virtuoso players to record his first major solo release Selected Worlds, exploring the very different sides to his musical personality across 3 contrasting but connected vinyl LPs. The critically acclaimed triple album was co-released by Hidden Notes Records and Tardigrade Records in September 2024, receiving a 5 star review in The Guardian where it was listed as the contemporary album of the month.
Entry requirements: no age restrictions (under 18s to be accompanied by an adult over 21yrs, 1:1 ratio)
In this first major solo release, Daniel Inzani (Spindle Ensemble) explores the very different sides to his musical personality across three contrasting but connected LPs
On Disc 3: PLAY (Tracks 16-23), and in tonight’s show, you can expect a unique, dazzling, cinematic jazz experience with an all star cast of musicians:
Daniel Inzani - Piano, Fender Rhodes, Hammond Organ
Conrad Singh - Electric Guitar
Pete Gibbs - Electric Bass
Matt Brown - Drums
Harriet Riley - Vibraphone, Marimba
Lorenzo Prati - Tenor Saxophone
Greg Sterland - Baritone Saxophone
Piers Tamplin - Bass Clarinet, Flute, Tenor Sax
“unhinged, exhilarating adventures in genre-hopping” - The Guardian, Best Contemporary Albums of 2024
The Jam Jar Presents
Daniel Inzani
Selected Worlds: Play
+ Support
Wednesday 26th November
The Jam Jar, Bristol
Self-taught pianist and composer Daniel Inzani has been a pivotal figure on the Bristol alternative music scene for more than a decade. He leads a neoclassical chamber quartet Spindle Ensemble, co-curates Hidden Notes Festival in Stroud, and he’s worked with a baffling array of outfits, playing Ethiopian funk, Indonesian gamelan, rocksteady, 1950s-style exotica and post rock, as well as working closely with fellow maverick musicians Alabaster dePlume and Cosmo Sheldrake.
His assorted projects have led to a prolific discography, performances worldwide and a singular compositional voice; born from extensive experimentation with live ensembles and his idiosyncratic approach to music theory, informed by his studies of mathematics and passion for impressionist era music.
After 2 decades of recording, touring and composing as a collaborator and band leader, he gathered a trusted set of skilled improvisers and virtuoso players to record his first major solo release Selected Worlds, exploring the very different sides to his musical personality across 3 contrasting but connected vinyl LPs. The critically acclaimed triple album was co-released by Hidden Notes Records and Tardigrade Records in September 2024, receiving a 5 star review in The Guardian where it was listed as the contemporary album of the month.
Entry requirements: no age restrictions (under 18s to be accompanied by an adult over 21yrs, 1:1 ratio)
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