Jazz at Hamptonne

Jazz at Hamptonne

Enjoy a family day out with jazz at the beautiful Hamptonne, with multiple award winning keys man Jason Rebello and sax player Tim Garland

By Music in Action (Jersey Charity No 410)

Date and time

Sat, 18 May 2024 12:30 - 15:00 GMT+1

Location

Hamptonne Country Life Museum

Rue de la Patente JE3 1HS Saint Lawrence Jersey

Refund Policy

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About this event

  • 2 hours 30 minutes

Enjoy a family day out with jazz at the beautiful Jersey Heritage site Hamptonne, returning after a 7 years break. Picnic on the lawns or enjoy seats in the stunning new Great Hall at Hamptonne featuring international jazz stars Jason Rebello & Tim Garland performing their amazing jazz rep from their latest album.

See this keys legend - the double Grammy winning Jason Rebello playing a set with Harriet Mackenzie on violin of Jazz and Gershwin standards. Join Jersey jazz talent Ruben Maric playing uplifting jazz with pieces from his band Plantfood which played at Glastonbury - before the main act - Tim and Jason set the place alive.

Sit in the stunning setting of Hamptonne - this 16th century manor house is only open for a few days for events each year. Jazz at Hamptonne is delighted to be back. Jason has played with many of the greats - Sting, Jeff Beck, Joss Stone, Peter Gabriel, Phil Collins and Mica Paris to name but a few. Regularly playing at Ronnie Scotts and the great jazz clubs around the world his playing is remarkable. Jason will perform with Grammy winning artist saxophonist Tim Garland. Tim also won a Grammy for his orchestrations working with legend Chick Corea.

Schedule


12 noon - Doors Open
12.30pm - Jazz - Harriet Mackenzie (violin) & Jason Rebello (piano)
1.00pm - Ruben Maric & Plantfood
2-3pm - Jason Rebello & Tim Garland

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Tim Garland - Sax

“Few world-class jazz improvisers are comparably imaginative composers, but the British reeds player Tim Garland is that rarity.” The Guardian

“There is no one who can more convincingly unite the jazz and European classical music idioms” The Observer

Throughout an international career starting in the late 1980s, Tim Garland has become known as a unique polymath in the UK’s music scene. His first break as saxophonist was joining Ronnie Scott's band age 23. Later he was to join Chick Coreaas a regular member of several globe-trotting projects over a seventeen year period including The Vigil. Playing tenor and soprano saxes, bass clarinet, and flute, he also won a Grammy for his symphonic orchestrations on Corea’s “The New Crystal Silence” album from 2007.

His work is often inspired by, but not limited to, the jazz idiom, whilst his celebrated virtuosity as a saxophonist maintains his position as one of the UK’s most unique and authentic jazz voices.

As a band leader and co-leader he is responsible for much of the output of the groups; Lammas, The Underground Orchestra, Storms / Nocturnes (feat. Joe Locke and Geoffrey Keezer), Acoustic Triangle, the last few years of Bill Bruford’s Earthworks, and The Lighthouse Trio, (feat; Gwilym Simcock and Asaf Sirkis). Tim's duo with Jason Rebello is a highlight of his work with them releaseing two albums.

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Jason Rebello - Piano

"Brilliant pianist" - The Times

“An impressive and often beautiful recording.” - Life to Life – Tim Garland and Jason Rebello - The Jazz Mann

Celebrated British jazz pianist Jason Rebello was labelled a veteran by critics at 19 and over the next decade won most of the major jazz music awards.

Classically trained but inspired by Herbie Hancock, he came to the attention of one of the founders of jazz fusion, Weather Report’s saxophonist Wayne Shorter. Impressed by his musical fluency and style, Shorter produced his No 1 debut album A Clearer View.

Jason undertook a gruelling schedule promoting his own band across the UK and Europe as well as appearing with notable artistes including Wayne Shorter, Branford Marsallis, Jean Toussaint, Desree, Mica Paris and Omar.

In 1999 Jason travelled to New York to record Next Time Round with his trio featuring Jeff ‘Tain’ Watts and talented British bassist Orlando Le Fleming. The album was a return to acoustic jazz.

Following the untimely death in 1998 of piano legend and personal hero Kenny Kirkland, Jason was invited by Sting to take his seat in the band. Jason recorded with Sting on his Grammy winning album Brand New Day 1999 and Sacred Love 2003. He toured the world as part of Sting’s band for 6 years and on the night of September 11 2001, Jason recorded the live DVD and CD All this Time at Sting’s home in Tuscany.

Jason once again toured the world as part of Beck’s band for 6 years, and was introduced to the world of Rock music. He worked together with Beck on his 2010 album Emotion and Commotion and co-wrote the single Hammerhead which won a Grammy for Best Rock Instrumental Performance and was voted a Rock Classic by Planet Rock Radio.

Technique, diversity and adaptability have enabled Jason to work with artists across the musical spectrum such as Peter Gabriel, Phil Collins, Pee Wee Ellis, Joss Stone,Madeline Peyroux, and Manu Katche.

His solo piano CD ‘Held‘ on Edition Records won best new CD in the British Jazz Awards. He has released two albums to critical acclaim with Tim Garland.

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Parking Notes

Please note that there is no parking available at Hamptonne so please use your method of choice whether public transport, cycling, taxis or walking to get there.

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The charity Music in Action is at the forefront of outreach projects in Jersey. In 2023, 5505 children and care home residents have taken part in the Music in Action outreach programme.

For inquiries about the concert, email: support@musicjersey.com, call our landline on: 01534 761767.To find out more about the next concerts in the Liberation International Music Festival running from 9th May to 19th May see our website www.musicjersey.com.

Organised by

Music in Action is a Jersey registered charity that provides musical education to the people of Jersey including a focus on provision to disadvantaged children.

£5 – £50