TABLEMUSIC present an evening of vibrant new works redefining the piano trio. Part improvised, featuring soprano sax, contemporary, jazz & world influences.
Sunday 24 June doors 5pm – music 5.30pm | £8 adv / £10 on the door – BUY TICKETS
TableMusic perform three new works that give a new take on the piano trio. Featuring Mandhira de Saram (violin), Natalie Rozario (cello), Ruth Herbert (piano) and Asha Parkinson (sop sax). From jazz pianist Tim Richards’ Timetrap, with its meld of Afro-Cuban bembe grooves, to the electric improvisatory lines of 18 year old saxophonist Asha Parkinson’s Waiting for the Barbarians, inspired by Arabic maquam plus the translucent textures & colour of Body of Edges, by leading contemporary composer Colin Riley.
Programme: Tim Richards – Timetrap Colin Riley – Body of Edges Asha Parkinson – Waiting for the Barbarians TableMusic brings together violinist Mandhira de Saram (leader of the Ligeti quartet), award-winning cellist Natalie Rozario plus versatile, accomplished pianist and scholar, Ruth Herbert. At core a piano trio, the group break new ground with a focus on new, recent and 20th century music displaying a rich fusion of contemporary, jazz and world influences: incorporating improvisation and other instruments. Formed early in 2017, the trio have already performed original commissions from both established and emerging composers.
