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

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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

Julian Joseph Havana Jazz club - James Joseph, The Bermann Brothers, Andreas Neumann. Cuba Project . Ella Fitgerald, Billie Holiday, Etta James, Ray Charles. Buena Vista Social Club. Louis Armstrong.

End of the composition "My Brother" Live at Kings Place Julian Joseph - Piano Mark Hodgson - Acoustic Bass Mark Mondesir - Drums #julianjoseph #jazz #piano #composition

Rehearsal in the beautiful and historic church of St Thomas, Salisbury of the premiere of Julian Joseph's concerto ''Kayryouacou' performed by violinist Harriet Mackenzie. This movement is titled 'Green and Oleander'. The concerto was written for Harriet Mackenzie and commissioned by Salisbury International Festival. "Kayryouacou My violin concerto is titled with the Carib name for the Island Carriacou in the Grenadines - Kayryouacou. It’s conceived to draw on Harriet’s ability to take melody into transcendent sparkles of sound; transforming elegant virtuosity into poignant swaths of poetry and majesty. Jazz depth and complex connection fire my imagination as I envisage a realm I’m excited to explore with Harriet’s sound, musical brilliance and insight. Set in an orchestral concerto environment a mixture of delicious colours from the jazz neighbourhood will combine with a myriad of influences from the classical tradition, folk and contemporary vocabularies as the construction of the piece unfolds over 3 movements: Lullaby of the Sea Green and Oleander and The People and the Drum. Textures in tempo and orchestration aim to tease and guide the listener through the garden of sound now a customary part of the jazz and classical combination ultimately to coax the imagination into the island’s seascape, luscious green and floral landscapes, its inhabitants and big drum tradition. From the moment Harriet and I met our mutual admiration and respect for the musical worlds we inhabit meant a project together felt essential and in some way inevitable." - Julian Joseph