Another concert at St. Mary's church in Twyford, Winchester on Friday 31st. May 2019. With me will be Shanti Jayasinha, the wonderful trumpet and flugelhorn player. We start at 7.30 - should be a great gig, and hope to see you there.

I'll be dropping in to London's Royal Academy on 6th December 2018 to perform on Michael Parehowhai's extraordinary carved red piano, an exhibit in the Oceania show - actually a Steinway concert grand in disguise!

NEXT GIG

 

On 14th April 2018 I’m returning to St. Mary’s Church in Twyford, HANTS S021 1NT for another concert - first half solo piano, second half a new trio with Iqbal Pathan (tabla) and Alex Ayling.

 

 

We kick off at 7.30. Tickets £10 on the door. Should be interesting ….

 

I'll be appearing at the Chandos Arms in London on Sunday 5th November, with Jeremy Shoham (sax), Neville Malcolm (bass) and Davide Giovannini (drums.) 

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Next gig - on January 22nd at St. Mary’s Church, Twyford,Winchester, Hants SO21 1NT. 7.30 start, tickets (£10) on the door or from Juliet Hawkes at julietahawkes@aol.com Like the last concert I gave there earlier this year, I’ll play solo, but I’m being joined in the second half by the great saxophonist Andy Panayi. Although we’ve played a lot together in various settings, the Twyford gig will be the first time for many years that we’ve appeared as a duo.I recently recorded four videos which will be posted on Youtube very shortly. The songs are ‘Fizzy Waltz’ and ‘Less’, both from the new album, ‘Coincidence’ and finally Charles Lloyd’s ‘Song’.

12th December 2016 sees the launch of ‘Less’, a new solo piano CD. It represents a big departure from my previous solo piano album (‘Nowhere to Hide’). Recorded at the Turner Sims concert hall in Southampton (on the recommendation of Fred Hersch who told me he thought the Steinway there was particularly fine - he was right!), the new album has 14 tracks, 8 of them originals and 6 by jazz greats such as Monk, Wayne Shorter, and Bill Evans. No reviews yet - watch this space.