Neil McCauley
29-09-2017, 07:50
Our jazz editor Tony Andrews writes ....
Anyone who has read my previous ramblings must by now realise just how much I love Cadogan Hall as a venue and Out to Lunch as an event.
I have been attending since the start and I have seen some sensational musicians; ones who have inspired my love of Jazz as a musical genre. Unaccountably, this season has been the best by far. The musicianship has been stunning and the overall performances as a whole band or group have been, well …. in a word, mesmerizing.
I know for a fact that the musicians also love the venue and OTL so I can only assume this has inspired their performance levels to as near perfection as is possible in a live environment. I intend to review most of the OTL Concerts but I’m starting with The Matt Ridley Quartet for the simple reason that their performance keeps haunting me to distraction.
I’m particularly drawn to .....
Continues at http://www.hifianswers.com/2017/09/matt-ridley-quartet-live-at-out-to-lunch-in-the-cadogan-hall-london/
Anyone who has read my previous ramblings must by now realise just how much I love Cadogan Hall as a venue and Out to Lunch as an event.
I have been attending since the start and I have seen some sensational musicians; ones who have inspired my love of Jazz as a musical genre. Unaccountably, this season has been the best by far. The musicianship has been stunning and the overall performances as a whole band or group have been, well …. in a word, mesmerizing.
I know for a fact that the musicians also love the venue and OTL so I can only assume this has inspired their performance levels to as near perfection as is possible in a live environment. I intend to review most of the OTL Concerts but I’m starting with The Matt Ridley Quartet for the simple reason that their performance keeps haunting me to distraction.
I’m particularly drawn to .....
Continues at http://www.hifianswers.com/2017/09/matt-ridley-quartet-live-at-out-to-lunch-in-the-cadogan-hall-london/