Bryan Corbett's Hi-fly Quintet at Stoke-By-Nayland Hotel

"A warm, brilliant tone and a formidable technique" The Independent

This outstanding quintet celebrate the year 1959 in jazz that saw the release of some of the most revered jazz albums such as Miles Davis' Kind of Blue, Charles Mingus' Ah Um, Dave Brubeck's Time Out, Ornette Coleman's The Shape of Jazz To Come and Blowing The Blues Away by Horace Silver amongst others.

As well as performing under his own name, Bryan Corbett has been performing with world renowned stars, a who's who in the jazz and commercial world. Bryan is not only a great performer of the jazz standards repertoire but an artist who pushes the boundaries writing and performing original works with his various line-ups. ...

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"A warm, brilliant tone and a formidable technique" The Independent

This outstanding quintet celebrate the year 1959 in jazz that saw the release of some of the most revered jazz albums such as Miles Davis' Kind of Blue, Charles Mingus' Ah Um, Dave Brubeck's Time Out, Ornette Coleman's The Shape of Jazz To Come and Blowing The Blues Away by Horace Silver amongst others.

As well as performing under his own name, Bryan Corbett has been performing with world renowned stars, a who's who in the jazz and commercial world. Bryan is not only a great performer of the jazz standards repertoire but an artist who pushes the boundaries writing and performing original works with his various line-ups.

Saxophonist Chris Bowden works as an arranger and performer with a highly individual style. He first came to prominence with his 1996 funk/acid/Latin-jazz 'Time Capsule'. Pianist Matt Ratcliffe has performed with a wide range of jazz musicians in clubs and festivals across the U.K.

“Bryan is one of the chosen few. Class, pure class, plays from the heart, every note has a reason to live. Truly someone who can sing through his instrument."
– Andy Taylor (maker of Bryan's trumpets)

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