Hodge Jones & Allen

 

notes inégales , directed by Peter Wiegold, are one of the most innovative new ensembles in London drawing on contemporary, free and jazz musics. Described as ‘post-fusion’ their projects have included HOT - an Infernal Cabaret and Shuffle with visionary artist Christian Marclay.

notes inégales welcome you to our regular Thursday club night. The autum series featured outstanding special guests: Christophe Fellay, Living Room in London & Manu Delago, Seb Rochford and Murray Lachlan Young.

 

For 2012, special guests lined up to date include: Japanes drummer Joji Hirota, composer Mira Calix, trumpeter Byron Wallen, and saxophonist Evan Parker.

club inégales is an informal way to enjoy our music in intimate surroundings.

Tickets: £10 in advance, £12 on the door, £7 concessions. Tickets available online or at the door. Maximum capacity 100, so book early to avoid disappointment.

 

book online: http://clubinegales.eventbrite.com/
website: http://www.clubinegales.com/

 

2012 dates are:

Thursday 26th January - Joji Hirota

Joji Hirota is a world famous Japanese Taiko drummer, multi-percussionist, Shakuhachi player, and singer.

Thursday 9th February - Mira Calix

Mira Calix mixes vocals with experimental beats and textures to create acclaimed compositions. She also produces and performs her works. Signed to Warp Records, she has released a number of albums and also won a "British Composer Award" in 2009.

Thursday 23rd February - Joe Bolger, countertenor

Thursday 8th March - Byron Wallen

Jazzwise magazine hail Bryon Wallen as "one of the most innovative, exciting and original trumpet players alive".  He has collaborated with a number well known artists, including Mica Paris, Caron Wheeler, Shola Ama, Roland Gift and Grace Jones. Bryon released his album "Meeting Ground" in 2007. 

Thursday 22nd March - Evan Parker

Evan Parker is a free-improvising saxophone player. In the 1960s he became part of Britain's emerging "free jazz" scene and has since collaborated with a number of artists and ensembles, including Barry Guy's London Jazz Composers Orchestra (LJCO).  He is best known for his solo work, in which he uses a variety of techniques to create "the illusion of polyphony".  His work has led The Times to dub him "one of the music's greatest living instrumentalists".

 

Book online to take advantage of reduced price tickets and to avoid disappointment.

 

Venue: Draught Orders Bar, 180 North Gower Street, London NW1 2NB at 7.30pm

Directions here.