Jo Harrop
Joining Hannah Horton for a Valentine’s Day special performance is Jo Harrop. Jo possesses one of the most unmistakable voices in contemporary jazz. Few artists can convey the depth of emotion Harrop evokes every time she opens her heart to sing. ‘A rare mix of delicacy and boldness.
‘Sheer perfection.’ The Guardian
Jannette Mason’s ReWired acoustic trio featuring Hannah Horton
ReWired is the new acoustic trio project from acclaimed composer, arranger and pianist, Janette Mason. With a varied selection, full of all the tunes that mean the most to her, from timeless standards to modern chart classics and reworked each of them.
The ReWired project is a true coming-together of kindred spirits, musically and in heart, mind and soul. The extraordinary rapport between the musicians was at its most palpable during Lane Del Ray’s ‘Video Games’… Tom Mason’s sublime bass lines fused with Eric Ford’s percussion to add rich tonal colouring to Janette’s dream-like inventions at the keyboard. Perfect!” – Trevor Bannister
Meet the band:
Janette Mason – Piano
Tom Mason – Acoustic Bass
Eric Ford – Drums
Sophie Alloway with Hannah Horton Quartet
A highly sought after drummer, Sophie Alloway, has quickly become a talented and accomplished drummer having played with an amazing repertoire of artist such as Jason Rebello, Yazz Ahmed, Laurence Cottle, George Melly, Vimala Rowe, Nigel Price, Tony Allen and Tony Kofi among many others. She also played for Prince Charles in Buckingham Palace shortly before he became King. She’s also toured with rapper Roots Manuva, pop singer Gala, Blue Note pianist Chihiro Yamanaka, and the Michael Jackson musical ’Thriller’.
Mark Nightingale with Hannah Horton Quartet
Multi award-winning jazz trombonist Mark Nightingale is a firmly established favourite of the UK jazz scene, and has a reputation as one of the top-flight jazz trombonists in Europe and worldwide. As well as being a multi-award winner at the British Jazz Awards for decades, since his 20’s Mark has regularly been invited to perform at International Trombone Festivals all over the globe.
In the UK he has had long-standing musical associations with John Dankworth and Cleo Laine, Stan Tracey, Kenny Wheeler, Andy Panayi and Alan Barnes whilst appearing as a sideman on over 200 albums for other UK jazz musicians.
