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Thursday, February 26, 2009
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NOW BOOKING: THE JK ENSEMBLE SESSIONS AT THE VILLAGE
Following the huge success of our first live gig, the next JK Ensemble Sessions will be on Thursday April 2nd in The Village, Wexford Street, Dublin 2.
Joining John Kelly live onstage will be composer and performer Julie Feeney, inaugural winner of the Choice Music Prize who will preview her new orchestral 'pages' album exclusively for JK Ensemble Sessions. Nine piece jazz combo Yurodny are sure to entertain while fiddle maestro and composer Caomhin O Raghallaigh will intrigue. Fresh from a four star review in the prestigious Strad magazine and performances around Europe, piano trio Ensemble Avalon will perform music to engage even the most jaded ear, and American improvising cellist Matt Turner will demonstrate his incredible versatility. All this plus some very special guests!
RTÉ lyric fm presents The JK Ensemble Sessions at The Village on Thursday 2nd April 2008, 7.30pm.
Tickets are €15 and doors open at 7pm. Tickets available from www.tickets.ie or check out www.thevillagevenue.com/listings/.
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Wednesday, September 03, 2008
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Category: Music
On Thursday October 2nd at 8pm, The JK Ensemble hosts to an extraordinary gathering of jazz, contemporary, classical and popular music artists. John Kelly presents The JK Ensemble Sessions live from the stage at the Button Factory, Temple Bar. Joining him will be The Jimmy Cake; Bill Carrothers with Kevin Brady and Dave Redmond; Carly Sings with the Callino Quartet; Chequerboard and the new and exciting Ensemble ICC.
Booking is now open by visiting www.buttonfactory.ie. But get in quick - this is one gig that will sell out fast!
Tickets are a mere €15 each, and doors open at 7.30pm. Stay tuned to The JK Ensemble for more details...
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Thursday, May 29, 2008
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On this Monday's Bank Holiday programme I'll be talking to musician, composer and rock legend Jon Lord. A founding member of Deep Purple, he's also the man who got me listening to Bach when I was still a long-haired teenager with a taste for loud rock music. In the interview Jon talks about Deep Purple, the Hammond organ and of course his Concerto for Group and Orchestra performed with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra back in 1969. And when we're done talking, I'm going to play his latest classical piece - The Durham Concerto - in its entirety. Hope you can tune in.
JK
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Thursday, January 31, 2008
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We've started a new exclusive club - The JK Ensemble Ensemble, made up of some of our favourite musicians. We've already added Hélène Grimaud and Charlie Haden to the list. Any thoughts on who we should add next?
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