Chris Biscoe – alto/soprano saxophone, alto clarinet – has appeared as a soloist on more than 50 albums, including records with George Russell, Mike Westbrook, Andy Sheppard and The Brotherhood of Breath. Major tours include the Hermeto Pascoal Big Band, The New York Composers Orchestra, Orchestre National de Jazz, and the David Murray Big Band with Macy Gray. He is a member of Loz Speyer’s ‘Inner Space’ and his who’s who of playing partners includes Lol Coxhill, Eddie Prevost, Evan Parker, Rachel Musson, Dewey Redman, Elton Dean, Paul Rutherford, Liam Noble, Veryan Weston, Tony Marsh, Barry Guy, Vincent Courtois and Yves Robert.
Roger Turner has been working as an improvising drummer-percussionist since the early 1970’s, collaborating in numerous international established and ad hoc configurations. He remains one of those players who have collectively redefined the language of contemporary percussion. Solo work, intense acoustic duo collaborations, work with electro-acoustic ensembles & open–form song, extensive work with dance and visual artists, plus specific jazz-based ensembles have brought collaborations with many of the most interesting european & international musicians and performers from Annette Peacock to Phil Minton, Cecil Taylor to Yuji Takahashi, Charles Gayle to Lol Coxhill, Derek Bailey to Otomo Yoshihide, Alan Silva to Keith Rowe, Josef Nadj to Min Tanaka, Toshinori Kondo to Roy Campbell, etc. etc. He has toured and played concerts worldwide from Sydney to the Arctic, Tokyo to Belfast, New York to Beirut, Sao Paulo to Auckland.
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Dominic Lash is an improviser and composer. A partial list of musicians he has worked with includes Cristián Alvear, Antoine Beuger, Tony Conrad, Angharad Davies, Terry Edwards, Jürg Frey, Matthew Grigg, Elizabeth Harnik, James Ilgenfritz, Charlotte Keeffe, Paul Lytton, Joe Morris, Steve Noble, Evan Parker, Éliane Radigue, Mark Sanders, Roger Turner, Lisa Ullén, Fay Victor, Philipp Wachsmann, and Jason Yarde. dominiclash.bandcamp.com
Doors 3:30 | music 4pm | entry £8
