Coming soon! Two large ensemble albums on which I play bass clarinet! Alongside lots of beautiful musicians.
Overground Collective on Babel Label
Ensemble Entropy on Discus
Here I am having some trio larks with Mark Sanders & Sarah Gail Brand:
music/computers/etc
Coming soon! Two large ensemble albums on which I play bass clarinet! Alongside lots of beautiful musicians.
Here I am having some trio larks with Mark Sanders & Sarah Gail Brand:
This was so nice – great music & lovely people.
“The three horn section of John Martin (tenor), Chris Williams (alto) and Tom Ward (bass clarinet) were tight and punchy in scored ensemble passages, and unfailingly imaginative when seizing their improvisational opportunities”
“as much a community as a band”
Was lots of fun!
Playing duo with the great trumpet player Charlotte Keeffe
My Menagerie sextet celebrates the release of its first recording with a gig at Hundred Years Gallery! Andrew Woolf will be depping on bass clarinet in lieu of Julie Kjær on flute.
Looking forward to depping for Ollie Dover on bass clarinet with Laura Cole’s great band Metamorphic!
Playing duo with Sheffield-based oboeist Nathan Bettany.
Another gig with Metamorphic, this time in Newcastle.
Playing duo with Brighton-based improviser,composer,vocalist,electronicist Ingrid Plum.
Really nice time in Porto playing with Nuno Trocado and the group.
Last minute addition – playing duo bass clarinets and altos with the legendary Alan Wilkinson.
Launching the recording of the Cotovelo project from last year, including a few other gigs in the Porto area.
CHRISTMAS SPECIAL! I’m delighted/terrified to be playing duo with the legendary bassist John Edwards. Also on the bill, Corey Mwamba & Sam Andreae. Not to be missed!
“piano and sax dialogues, ranging from hyperactive tail chasing to the calm layering of pellucid tones” – Daniel Spicer, WIRE Magazine
“accordion slurs and squeaks merge with the bass clarinet’s swooning honks” – Daniel Spicer, WIRE Magazine
“an intensely cohesive duo interaction on this recording, just imagine Konitz and Tristano under the influence of Schoenberg” – Selwyn Harris, Jazzwise