Trio Brasil at Hen And Chicken

Trio Brazil
The Hen & Chicken, 210 North St, Bristol, BS3 1JF
Sunday 14 June
Doors 7.30, for 8.15pm start
£13/£11 (OAP’s/students) Jazz
Huw Warren (Piano), Dudley Phillips (Bass), Zoot Warren (Drums)
Trio Brasil are all about re-interpreting familiar and less familiar Brazilian classics by Hermeto Pascoal, Tom Jobin, Joyce, Guinga, Egberto Gismonti, Pixinguinha and more. The rhythmic styles within Brazilian music include; Samba, Baião, Forró, Frevo, Maracatu, Choro, all are celebrated with an infectious groove-heavy approach in Trio Brasil’s music.
Following in the footsteps of his critically acclaimed Hermeto+ recording of 2009 (Basho records)...

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Trio Brazil
The Hen & Chicken, 210 North St, Bristol, BS3 1JF
Sunday 14 June
Doors 7.30, for 8.15pm start
£13/£11 (OAP’s/students) Jazz
Huw Warren (Piano), Dudley Phillips (Bass), Zoot Warren (Drums)
Trio Brasil are all about re-interpreting familiar and less familiar Brazilian classics by Hermeto Pascoal, Tom Jobin, Joyce, Guinga, Egberto Gismonti, Pixinguinha and more. The rhythmic styles within Brazilian music include; Samba, Baião, Forró, Frevo, Maracatu, Choro, all are celebrated with an infectious groove-heavy approach in Trio Brasil’s music.
Following in the footsteps of his critically acclaimed Hermeto+ recording of 2009 (Basho records)
Huw Warren leads this effective trio featuring long time associate Dudley Phillips and his son Zoot.
“The cascading, long-lined tune of ‘Harmonia sem Chronologia’, the glowing romanticism of ‘Desencontro Certo’ and the glittering dance of ‘Jegue’ are irresistible”
John Fordham, Guardian

“A European stylist of the highest order” BBC Music Magazine

Welsh pianist and composer Huw Warren has achieved an international reputation for innovative and eclectic music making over a twenty year career. Equally at home crossing the often exclusive worlds of Jazz, World and Contemporary music, he has a distinctive and personal piano voice.
His compositions move between quirky rhythmic grooves and a simple yet profound melodic beauty; but even at his most experimental his music is always fun and approachable. A uniquely soft toned and understated approach to song accompaniment has led him to perform and record with some of the worlds greatest singers.
Currently artist in residence at Brecon Jazz and part of the Jazz department at RWCMD, Cardiff; Huw’s latest recording (Quercus with June Tabor and Iain Ballamy) was released in March 2013 on ECM.
https://huwwarren.wordpress.com/

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