Jazz At The Movies: A Swinging Christmas! at Piano Smithfield

JAZZ AT THE MOVIES: 7 December
Two Concerts at Piano Smithfield, Long Lane, Barbican, London EC1
Sold out annually at Ronnie Scott's in 2012-2019 and regularly featured at Pizza Express Jazz Club in Soho, and in many venues across England’s South East, these two concerts at Piano Smithfield, Jazz At The Movies: A Swinging Christmas! are the perfect way to start your week and swing into the holidays.

These concerts are fronted by acclaimed singer Joanna Eden ("The UK's answer to Norah Jones and Diana Krall"- Time Out) following on from her earlier concert at Piano Smithfield celebrating the 50th anniversary of the seminal album “Blue” by Joni Mitchell....

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JAZZ AT THE MOVIES: 7 December
Two Concerts at Piano Smithfield, Long Lane, Barbican, London EC1
Sold out annually at Ronnie Scott's in 2012-2019 and regularly featured at Pizza Express Jazz Club in Soho, and in many venues across England’s South East, these two concerts at Piano Smithfield, Jazz At The Movies: A Swinging Christmas! are the perfect way to start your week and swing into the holidays.

These concerts are fronted by acclaimed singer Joanna Eden ("The UK's answer to Norah Jones and Diana Krall"- Time Out) following on from her earlier concert at Piano Smithfield celebrating the 50th anniversary of the seminal album “Blue” by Joni Mitchell.

Supporting her are the groovy sounds of another Piano Smithfield performer, Chris Ingham with his Quartet ("One of the finest combos in the country" – Jazz Journal)

Jazz At The Movies: A Swinging Christmas! gathers jazzy festive favourites as made famous by Ella, Eartha, Frank, Doris, Dean, Bing and a whole gang of cool celluloid cats and hip Hollywood chicks.

Joining Joanna’s vocals and Chris’ piano skills are

Mark Crooks on saxophones and clarinet,

Joe Pettitt – double bass &

George Double – drums.



Sit forward, be entertained and enjoy this taste of A Swinging Christmas


An enchanting show rich with anecdote, sophistication and swing, it was described by one audience member as "pure joy".

“One of the finest combos in the country and a seriously talented vocalist..a great evening that satisfied both jazz and movie buffs.Quite a trick” – Jazz Journal

“Joanna Eden – seek her out”- Michael Parkinson

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