
Luciana Souza, Romero Lubambo and Alex Acuna joined
Britten Sinfonia in a sold-out Queen Elizabeth Hall concert on Saturday night, as part of the London Jazz Festival. Directed from the keyboard - and the accordion - by Gil Goldstein,
In the Spirit of Gil and Miles ranged across the masterpieces of Gil Evans and Miles Davis, and took in music by Federico Mompou, Rodrigo, Egberto Gismonti, Villa-Lobos, Hermeto Pascoal and Bach, and the premiere of
Jackie's Dance by Gwilym Simcock (whose first album
Perception is currently causing a stir).
Read John L. Walters, writing about the concert in today's Guardian:
4-star review.
The concert will be given again in Birmingham on Tuesday evening at the Town Hall: you can book tickets
here.
If you can't make it to Birmingham, catch the
BBC Radio 3 broadcast on Wednesday evening at 7pm.
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