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Eddie Gripper, piano
Clem Saynor, Double Bass
Patrick Barrett-Donlon, drums
plus Terry Quinney, saxophone
?Eddie Gripper is rapidly establishing a reputation for himself as one of the UK?s most exciting young jazz pianists? Jazzwise
Having ?already garnered comparisons with the greats? (Jazzwise) after the release of his debut album ?Home?, Eddie Gripper has been rapidly establishing himself as young contender on the national jazz circuit. He has worked alongside top musicians in his field, including Huw Warren, Iain Ballamy, Laura Jurd and Yuri Golubev.
Since moving to the UK in 2009, Terry Quinney has quickly become a fixture on the national jazz scene. He has performed all over the UK in a vast array of musical settings at venues such as the Royal Albert Hall, Pizza Express Jazz Club and Boisdale of Canary Wharf. As co-leader of the ?The Sound Of BlueNote? Terry has performed with UK jazz icons such as Nigel Price, Ian Shaw, Mark Nightingale and Alan Barnes.
Listen to the Eddie Gripper Trio's new album, Home, here on Bandcamp:
eddiegripper.bandcamp.com/album/home
Here's a video of the trio playing Snug/Smug, by Ursula Harrison
Ashburton Arts Centre
Always three prices ? please pay what you can. Pay less, come to more!?See Access, Tickets & Finding Us for more about why there are three ticket prices, plus other useful info about coming to events at Ashburton Arts Centre.
Level access from street ? please contact us on boxoffice@ashburtonarts.org.uk if a wheelchair space is needed, or if you have any other special requirements.
Ashburton Arts Centre is a community-owned and run place where the arts of all kinds happen.
It opened in 2018 in the town's old Methodist Church. Come see world-class live music, theatre, etc plus local performers, classes and community events.
15 West Street,
Ashburton,
Devon,
England,
TQ13 7DT.
07980 680052
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