
John Horler Trio
CuratedWhen
Sunday, 14 June 2026 at 14:00
10 Dean Street, London W1D 3RW
Time
14:00
Price guide
£28
John Horler and his trio pay their respects to the genius that was Bill Evans - celebrating the legendary pianist and his trailblazing innovations which transformed modern jazz. Featuring long-time associate Tim Wells on bass and Ronnie Jones on drums - this is a priceless opportunity to see one of Britain's most acclaimed jazz pianists playing the music he loves. Pianist for Sir John Dankworth - and accompanist for Dame Cleo Laine for 20 years - John Horler has performed with the leading lights of modern jazz over his illustrious career including; Pete King, Art Farmer, Zoot Sims, Maynard Ferguson, Ronnie Ross, Kenny Wheeler, Tommy Whittle and Tony Coe; not to mention Chet Baker. Horler recognises Evans as the most influential figure in his playing, a jazz language which embraces Debussy, Ravel and Brahms; constantly surprising and inspiring him throughout his long career. John Horler Trio - Celebrating Bill Evans is a rare opportunity to experience one of Britain's top jazz pianists playing the music he loves; music with enduring, timeless appeal. John is a British jazz legend. He has played with everyone from Chet Baker, to Dame Cleo Laine; Sir John Dankworth, to Maynard Ferguson - and a ‘who’s who’ of British jazz stars. Our special show celebrates the music, legacy and genius of Bill Evans - and the direct impact Bill had on John’s illustrious musical life.
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