The usual jazz discourse is about crisis and under-recognition – and probably always has been. But here’s an interesting thought. Admittedly this is a London-centric way of looking at things (though some would say jazz has always tended to be a London-centric phenomenon in the UK), but right now there are probably more jazz venues in London than there have ever been.
If you're interested in the place where small group composition meets free improvisation, and want to know a bit more about how the music's conceived and realised, don't miss tonight's Jazz on 3, featuring pianist Veryan Weston's international quintet. For this week's show, I sat in on the rehearsal process, took photographs, acquired a bit of sheet music and talked to all the musicians involved. It meant approaching the Jazz on 3 session a little differently, focusing on the process as much as the outcome. We really hope you enjoy the results. If you'd like similar features in future, don't forget to drop us a line, or comment below.
More details, including a line-up, photographs, an extra track, and links to the sheet music, .
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