2005 |
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| DECEMBER | |
| RADIO BREMEN, GERMANY | |
Julian
performed a duet concert in Bremen with Brazilian pianist Marcelo
Bratke at the Radio Bremen Sendesaal, broadcast on Nordwestradio. |
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OCTOBER
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TURNER
SIMS HALL, SOUTHAMPTON |
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Julian
joined forces with saxophonist Steve Williamson, bassist Gary
Crosby and drummer Rod Young for a landmark gig at the Turner
Sims Concert Hall. |
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| GUINNESS CORK JAZZ FESTIVAL | |
| Julian performed at the Guinness Cork Jazz Festival, Ireland on Thursday 27 & Friday 28 October. | |
| JAZZ CAFE, LONDON | |
Julian
appeared with Steve Williamson, Byron Wallen, Tim Whitehead and
Nikki Yeoh at London's Jazz Cafe as part of Camden Black History
Month. |
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| SEPTEMBER | |
| SCARBOROUGH JAZZ FESTIVAL | |
The
Julian Joseph Trio was joined by guitarist Martin Taylor in the
Spa Complex at the 2005 Scarborough
Jazz Festival. Julian also performed live from the
Festival with his trio and singer Jacqui Dankworth on BBC Radio
4's Loose Ends. |
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| OLD GRANARY STUDIO, SUFFOLK | |
The
Julian Joseph Acoustic Trio ~ Adam Salkeld (guitar), Mark Hodgson
(bass) ~ performed at The
Old Granary Studio in Beccles, Suffolk. |
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| AUGUST | |
Julian's
Quartet ~ Adam Salkeld (guitar), Mark Hodgson (bass), Mark Mondesir
(drums) ~ appeared at the Gouvy
Jazz & Blues Festival, Belgium. |
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| MAY | |
| BURY ST EDMONDS FESTIVAL | |
| Julian's Acoustic Trio ~ Adam Salkeld (guitar), Mark Hodgson (bass) ~ appeared at the Theatre Royal, Bury St Edmonds. | |
| NEWBURY SPRING FESTIVAL | |
| The Julian Joseph Acoustic Trio performed at Donnington Priory as part of the 2005 Newbury Spring Festival. | |
| HAMPSTEAD & HIGHGATE FESTIVAL | |
| Julian performed a solo concert at the Hampstead & Highgate Festival and gave a masterclass during the day. | |
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|
| APRIL | |
| JAZZ ON 3 SESSIONS | |
The
Julian Joseph Trio session with American saxophonist David Murray
for BBC Radio 3's Jazz
On 3 was broadcast on
Friday 1 April.
The session featured four new Joseph originals, including In
the Mean Time, A Ballade of Love and I Really Don't
Know What to Say. |
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Click
here
for pictures from the session. |
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A
session with bassist Gary Crosby, saxophonist Steve Williamson
and Mark Mondesir was also broadcast on 6
May featuring Williamson and Joseph originals including Language
of Truth, Jacqueline and Dark Nation. |
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| MARCH | |
| VAUGHAN HAWTHORNE-NELSON @ PURCELL ROOM | |
Julian
special-guested with British alto saxophonist Vaughan
Hawthorne-Nelson's Quartet at London's Purcell Room. Band
members included Robert Mitchell on piano, Jeremy Brown on bass
and Gary
Husband on drums. |
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PARLIAMENTARY
JAZZ AWARDS |
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Julian
was amongst the nominees for the Best Jazz Broadcaster award at
the 2005 Parliamentary Jazz Awards. |
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FEBRUARY
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ROYAL
NORTHERN COLLEGE OF MUSIC, MANCHESTER |
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Julian
gave a solo piano concert at the Royal Northern College of Music,
Manchester. The programme featured improvisations based on the
music of Beethoven, including Julian's own arrangement of music
from the composer's late string quartets.
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| JANUARY | |
| ROYAL OPERA HOUSE JAZZ | |
Julian
presented and performed in a live Jazz-Line Up with guest
John Serry from the Vilar Floral Hall, Royal Opera House, Covent
Garden. The show was broadcast on BBC Radio 3 in March. |
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| EMILIANA TORRINI: FISHERMAN'S WOMAN |  |
Julian
can be heard on Icelandic/Italian singer-songwriter Emiliana Torrini's
new album, Fisherman's Woman, released by Rough Trade
records on 31 January. The album was produced by Dan Carey who
also plays guitar, bass, keyboards and percussion, with Samuli
Koskinen on drums and percussion. |
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| For more info on Emiliana, visit her website, or go to BBC 6 Music for a full review, audio clips and links. | |
| BBC CONCERT ORCHESTRA, CHICHESTER | |
| The Julian Joseph Quartet ~ Adam Salkeld (guitar), Mark Hodgson (bass); Mark Mondesir (drums) ~ appeared with the BBC Concert Orchestra at the Chichester Festival Theatre. | |
The concert featured 2 movements from Julian's orchestral suite, 'Symphonic Story: The Great Exception' ~ 'Jacqueline' (movt. 3) and a premiere performance of 'Spiritual Fiction or Fact?' (movt. 5), dedicated to Benjamin Learner and in memory of Rosemary Ann Hutt ('Ruffy'). |
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