British jazz legend Julian Joseph sat down with Filomena Campus to talk about his career in jazz, what performing means to him, and what his audiences can expect from his recently released album "Voyage of the Faithful". World Heart Beat is a registered charity founded by Sahana Gero, MBE in 2009. It comprises a music academy, concert hall and recording studios. We work with young people in South London aged 5 to 25 - teaching, guiding and mentoring - through music. As a cultural destination, World Heart Beat at Embassy Gardens bridges cultures and generations through music, celebrating global diversity while providing a platform for great artists and uplifting humanity. Find out more about our work: https://worldheartbeat.org Find out how you can support our work: https://worldheartbeat.org/support-us/ Follow us: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/worldheartbeat/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WorldHeartBeat/ World Heart Beat Music Academy Ltd. is a registered charity in England & Wales. Registered Number. 1139579

Internationally renowned jazz maestro Julian Joseph OBE, will perform at World Heart Beat Embassy Gardens with the new work especially written for the festival, the Nine Elms Suite for Piano & String Ensemble, as part of the International Piano in the Elms Festival. The composer premieres his tone poem (or symphonic poem) for Nine Elms in a suite drawing on the emotive and social history of the area, welcoming travellers to London. Joseph creates a meditative tapestry as he places the warmth of his piano sound in the heart of a specially assembled string ensemble featuring the distinguished double bassist Chi-chi Nwanoku CBE, and Friends. Come and witness these two musical giants in their creative element! We are immensely grateful to the Marchus Trust for supporting this concert. Julian Joseph - Piano Chi-chi Nwanoku - Double Bass and string ensemble leader Violin 1 Nadine Nagen Kourosh Ahmadi Violin 2 Raye Harvey Teddy Truneh Viola Nikki Hicks Jesse Francis Cello James Douglas Elliot Bailey Find out more about our work here: Website: https://www.worldheartbeat.org Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WorldHeartBeat Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/whbeat Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/worldheartbeat Please consider supporting our vital work

'Faith' and 'The Energy of the Trees' Jazz at Wolverhampton Arts Centre, 19 February 2026

Julian Joseph performs Miss Simmons as part of World Heart Beat's Piano in the Elms Festival at Embassy Gardens, Friday 14 March 2025. Enjoy this stunning solo performance of his original piece "Miss Simmons" Find out more about our work here: Website: https://www.worldheartbeat.org Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WorldHeartBeat Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/whbeat Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/worldheartbeat

Julian Joseph Nine Elms Suite a masterful comosition and the delivery is sublime!!! (9 Pieces) #julianjoseph #solopiano #jazzmusic #classicalmusic #steinwayandsons @worldheartbeat

This excerpt showcases one of the piano solos from The London Philharmonic Orchestra’s performance of Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue played by the renowned jazz pianist Julian Joseph. Watch the LPO’s full performance on Marquee TV: https://marquee.tv/videos/lpo-julian-joseph-plays-gershwin #Gershwin #RhapsodyinBlue #LondonPhilharmonicOrchestra #JulianJoseph #MarqueeTV – Subscribe on YouTube: @MarqueeArtsTV Marquee TV Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/marqueetv/ Marquee TV Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/marqueeartstv/ Marquee TV Twitter: https://twitter.com/marqueeartstv Marquee TV TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@marqueeartstv -- With Marquee TV you can stream the world's best opera, dance, theater and music on demand: https://welcome.marquee.tv

Julian Joseph's Atmospheres in Audio Theatre - Trance Dance featuring: Julian Joseph Piano and Rhodes Kiadi Akinnibi Tenor Saxophone Alok Verma Tabla Using the D&B Sounscape at World Heart Beat Embassy Gardens

Julian Joseph Plays his arrangement of Steal Away a Spiritual Collected by Samuel Coleridge-Tayor.Julian Joseph in conversation "When Jazz came to Britain" Beyond The Bassline, 500 years of Black British Music. The British Library. Solo Piano "Steal Away" from Samuel Coleridge Taylor's 24 Negro Melodies.

Julian Joseph Trio perform and the Salisbury International Arts Festival. Performing one of the 6 part piece UV Consellations Mark Mondesir Drums Mark Hodgson Accoustic Bass