Sligo Jazz Summer School and Festival 2022

2022
Best wishes to Sligo Jazz Festival

from Paul & the team
#thomasconnollysligo
There will be hugs! - I have been looking forward to saying this for a long time: Sligo Jazz
Project’s Festival and Summer School is finally back up and running in 2022, after two years
of tragedy, difficulty and uncertainty throughout the world. As with every year, we have so
many musical treats in store, with the added empathy overload that our core audience of
jazz loving summer school participants brings to Sligo’s venues every time.
Our Artist-in-Residence this year is award-winning UK composer and bandleader Nikki Iles.
We have assembled an all-star jazz orchestra for her performance on Thursday 21 July which
like many of our events at Sligo Jazz each year, gives it that familiar one-off appeal. It
highlights the return of guitarist Mike Walker, who last time round was a member of the
band in residence, jazz supergroup “The Impossible Gentlemen”, and for whom Nikki has
written several pieces of music. Her husband Pete Churchill is here too, one of the UK’s
most celebrated jazz vocal educators and arrangers, so expect him to pop up where you’d
least expect.
Our festival is a varied mix as always, from Norwegian jazz tubist Daniel Herskedal to NYC
rising star Ashley Pezzotti and an all-star opening night treat with TRYPL and a stellar
international rhythm section. Please read on and enjoy the week, it is always six days of
equal measures of education, entertainment and inspiration!
Enjoy!
Eddie Lee
Artistic Director, Sligo Jazz Project
This year’s festival is dedicated to the memory of

Jim Meehan, RIP, Sligo Jazz Project Co-Founder.
Events FREE ADMISSION unless stated
FESTIVAL SEASON TICKET €80

Season ticket for all 5 Hawk’s Well Theatre shows plus
Saturday Lunchtime in Andersons.
Call 071 9161518
Supported by the Arts Council, Sligo County Council, full list of patrons and
sponsors on our sponsors page.
T UE S DAY 19 J U LY
4:30pm - 6:30pm Hargadons, Adm. Free
OFFICIAL FESTIVAL LAUNCH PARTY
StringTime
featuring Bjorn Solli (Nor)
& John Moriarty (Irl)
Our opening duo of this year’s festival met at the final of the
Montreux Jazz Festival Guitar Competition in 2006. Björn Solli
and John Moriarty have continued to play together since in
various settings. Solli has played extensively in Norway with his
own group Solid, as well as Seamus Blake, Aaron Parks and many
others. John Moriarty is at the forefront of jazz guitar in Ireland,
having performed with Louis Stewart from the early 2000s and
currently in groups led by Richie Buckley as well as his own
quartet. In this setting the guitarists explore well-loved standards
as well as original arrangements and compositions.
"An excellent player, dynamically varied and adventurous..." –
Downbeat Magazine (Moriarty)
5:30pm - 7:30pm Andersons, Adm. Free

Jam Session
featuring a host of international talent from Europe’s premier jazz summer school
DOUBLE BILL
TRYPL (UK) + Christine Tobin
8pm Hawk’s Well Theatre
€18/15conc./€9 u18s
Booking: 071-9161518
www.hawkswell.com
TRYPL
Ryan Quigley - trumpet
Paul Booth - saxophone
Trevor Mires - trombone
Tomasz Bura - piano
Federico Malaman - bass
Ricky Quagliato - drums
Paul Clarvis - percussion
With Guest: Phil Robson - guitar
T UES DAY 19 JULY
TRYPL is a UK-based Latin Jazz powerhouse outfit co-founded by the horn section of Trevor
Mires, Ryan Quigley and Paul Booth. The sensational horn trio of first-call musicians on the
London scene is joined by a crack Italian rhythm section of Federico Malaman, bass and Ricky
Quagliato drums, plus percussionist Paul Clarvis (UK), keyboardist Tomasz Bura (Pol/UK) and
guest soloist Phil Robson (UK/IE) on guitar.
Christine Tobin “Tower of Song” “One of the most gifted and original singer/songwriters in
today’s jazz world.” BBC Music Magazine
Christine Tobin’s “Tower of Song’

Christine Tobin - vocals
Phil Robson - guitar
Conor Murray - bass
David Lyttle - drums
Sligo Jazz Project welcomes the

return of Dublin native Christine, an
integral part of both the New York
City and London jazz scenes for
many years, who has recently
returned to Ireland and now resides
in Roscommon. “Tobin’s 24 carat
voice” was how The Guardian
recently described her talents,
praising her both for the poetry of
her compositions and the warmth of
her golden voice. Her ‘Tower of
Song’ repertoire includes Tobin
originals alongside striking
interpretations of Leonard Cohen
songs (for which she won a Herald
Angel Award at the 2013 Edinburgh
Festival) and much more. In 2012
she won a BASCA British Composer
Award and in 2014 she was awarded
“Jazz Vocalist of the Year” at the
Parliamentary Jazz Awards. Earlier in
her career Christine won “Best
Vocalist” at the BBC Jazz Awards.
10:30 pm till late Andersons, Adm. Free

Jam Session
WE D NE S D AY 2 0 J ULY
4:15pm, The Nest, Adm. Free
The Whispering Gallery Presents
Cathal Roche’s ‘Love of Moving Parts’
An Immersive music performance-installation for
solo performer, community voices & woodwind octet.
Throughout lockdown composer and saxophonist
Cathal Roche, feeling the need to talk, invited the
people of Sligo to leave anonymous voice messages
describing their experiences of discovery and loss
during the pandemic. During the reopening of
public spaces, The Model, Sligo, invited people
to visit and record their voices in person.
One such visitor was Ken Roht, an actor from the US,
who began hosting groups of friends back home
online and emailing in voices of mostly sidelined
performers experiencing another kind of hiatus.
The resulting collection of bits and scraps of
transatlantic testimony from the last 2 years
offers the listener a rainbow of moving voices,
woven together.. pulled apart.. in search of music, love, healing and understanding.
Roche on 9 woodwind instruments (bass flute to baritone saxophone) plays counterpoint to
feeling and leads when the words fail.
Love of Moving Parts for solo saxophone and multi-tracked ensemble takes place in a 32-
speaker dome (low light) @The Nest, Sligo
4:30pm Hargadons, Adm. Free

Murray Brothers
Micheal Murray - saxophone
Conor Murray - bass
Phil Robson - guitar and special guest(s)
The list of Sligo Jazz Project summer school alumni grows each year, with so many of our past
participants now working musicians on the jazz scene in Ireland and the UK. Two such individuals
are on display today, in the intimate surrounds of Hargadons. The busy young musicians carving a
great career in the jazz world in UK and Europe, are joined here by UK guitar virtuoso Phil Robson
and perhaps a surprise guest or two.

Jam Session
W E DN ES DAY 20 J ULY
Daniel Herskedal Trio (NOR)

€18/15conc./€9 u18s Booking: 071-9161518/www.hawkswell.com
Daniel Herskedal - tuba, bass trumpet
Eyolf Dale - piano
Helge Andreas Norbakken - percussion
Daniel Herskedal Daniel Herskedal is

the enigmatic master of sound and
sonorous beauty. His music ebbs and
flows with utter grace and poise,
perfectly fusing the spirit of jazz with
the compositional craft of classical
music. Seldom do you hear a musician
with such depth, emotive intensity and
virtuosity shine who is simultaneously
pushing the boundaries of his
instrument to the limit. Possessed with
real melodic resonance, Daniel
Herskedal is a hugely gifted and
dynamic composer. His music breathes
and is full of life. While his last 3
albums have earned him huge praise
and adoring fans, this new music
expands on the direction and takes
influence from ‘Mistral Noir', the
opening track from his album ‘Slow
Eastbound Train', performed entirely
solo, layering both tuba and bass
trumpet in a both a mesmerising and
sublimely beautiful way.
He is is a composer of highly original, beautifully lyrical, rhythmically charged music inspired

by the stunning Norwegian landscape and a world-class performer on Tuba, an instrument he
has made uniquely his own. Daniel Herskedal’s newest album Harbour cements his position as
one the most exciting, prolific and inspiring musicians of his generation in Europe.
“Norwegian tuba player Daniel Herskedal is nothing short of a miracle, which is mainly
brought about by his perfect mastery of the instrument. - Jazzenzo

Jam Session
T HUR SD AY 21 J U LY
Stuart Hall and Paul Clarvis (UK)
Stuart Hall - guitar and other instruments
Stuart Hall is a multi-intrumentalist from the UK who has worked with Lol Coxhill,

Human Chain, Django Bates, Steve Arguelles, Loose Tubes, Hermeto Pascoal amongst
others. Paul Clarvis brings his unique style of musicianship to many genres and as one of the
UK’s most requested session musicians. His playing can be heard on literally hundreds of films
including blockbusters like the Bond and the entire Harry Potter series. The list of artists he
has worked with is a veritable ‘who’s who’ in the music world – such as Wynton Marsalis, Mick
Jagger, Nina Simone, Stevie Wonder, Steve Swallow, Sir John Dankworth, Paul
McCartney, Brian Ferry and Elton John.

Jam Session
T HU R SD AY 21 J ULY
Nikki Iles Jazz Orchestra

featuring Mike Walker
Our 2022 Artist-in-Residence, award winning jazz pianist and composer, Nikki Iles has worked
with many jazz legends such as Kenny Wheeler, Stan Sulzmann, Norma Winstone, Dave
Holland, Tina May and Rufus Reid. With over 30 CDs recorded over 3 decades, she has been
described as the “Heroine of British Jazz”. Tonight’s concert will bring together the stellar
Sligo Jazz faculty and guests to perform her exciting music for Jazz Orchestra. Nikki has won
Several Ivor Novello Awards and most recently was awarded the British Empire Medal in the
2022 Queen’s New Year’s Honours List. Among the featured soloists are Mike Walker who
previously appeared in Sligo twice as a member of the “Impossible Gentlemen”, Ryan
Quigley and Paul Booth, just to name a few members of this truly international all-star band!

Jam Session
Tuesday 19 July Admission Free
ANDERSONS
5:30pm-7:30pm Jam Session
10:30 pm till late Jam Session
Wednesday 20 July Admission Free

Thursday 21 July Admission Free

Friday 22 July Admission Free

Saturday 23 July
1:30pm SATURDAY LUNCHTIME Double Bill Admission €10
Have an extended lunch at Andersons today in the company of a superb double bill
lineup showcasing the best of Ireland, the UK and beyond.
2:30pm Tony Kofi presents Thelonious Monk
+ The Dirty Jazz Club at 1.30pm
5:30pm-7:30pm Jam Session Admission Free
Sunday 24 July
12 Noon SJP BIG BASH Admission Free
Featuring our entire summer school, they’ve been working hard all week in their
ensembles preparing a marathon concert for your enjoyment! Feast your ears on a
whole host of international talent of all ages!
6pm SJP WRAP PARTY Admission Free
featuring a whole host of international talent
Paul Clarvis Quartet
featuring Cathy Jordan
Cathy Jordan - voice
Stuart Hall - guitar
Conor Murray - bass
Scott Flanigan - piano
London-based first-call session musician Paul Clarvis and Cathy Jordan some years ago at
Sligo Jazz Project and two have since collaborated on several projects which combine
interpretations of jazz, folk and gospel classics. Better known as the voice of the legendary
Irish folk Dervish, Jordan’s gift for interpreting all genres of song and making it her own is
common knowledge in the Sligo area and further afield. Her ability to make any song sound
like a folk song is testament to a unique voice which goes unrivalled in modern folk music.
With added jazz improvisations of Messrs Clarvis, Stuart Hall, Conor Murray and Dr. Scott
Flanigan, and all we can say is expect the unexpected!
5:30pm Thomas Connollys Adm. Free

Old Market Street Swing Band
Jam Session
FR IDAY 22 J U LY
DOUBLE BILL
MBQ TRIO (ITALY/UK)
featuring Federico Malaman
Ashley Pezzotti Quartet (USA)
MBQ TRIO
Federico Malaman is an extraordinary Italian bass player with a very advanced technique.
Federico’s popularity on the web, thanks to his amazing virtuosity, innate empathy and
communicative ability, has made him real star, establishing himself as a leading teacher and
musician with over 78,000 subscribers on YouTube alone. He is joined in this unique one off
performance (like so many Sligo Jazz events) by his compatriot, drum ace Ricky Quagliato on
his return to Sligo and London Based keyboard virtuoso Tomasz Bura, a rising star on the
London jazz fusion and funk scene.
FR I DAY 22 JU LY
Ashley Pezzotti Quartet
Ashley Pezzotti - voice
John Goldsby - bass
Paul Clarvis - drums
Scott Flanigan - piano
Sligo Jazz is elated to

welcome for the first time
and hopefully not the last, a
rising star of the New York
jazz scene, a singer who
represents the jazz vocal
tradition with the elegance,
rhythmic sense, and joy of
her predecessors, Ashley
Pezzotti is a new and
exciting voice emerging
from the New York jazz
scene. She has performed
and/or toured with jazz
giants such as Wynton
Marsalis and the Jazz at
Lincoln Center Orchestra, as
well as acclaimed trumpeter
Arturo Sandoval and piano
virtuoso Joey Alexander. She
has performed at prestigious
venues such as Birdland Jazz
Club, Dizzy’s Club, The Jazz
Showcase, Jazz at Lincoln
Center’s Rose Hall, and the
John F. Kennedy Center for
the Performing Arts in
Washington D.C. Don’t miss
this opportunity to catch her
first ever Irish performance!

Jam Session
S AT U RDAY 23 J U LY
11am Jazz Brunch, Lyons Café, Adm. Free
Bill Blackmore Trio (IE)
with Darragh O’Kelly Keys and Derek Whyte Bass
Trumpeter Bill Blackmore get our amazing Saturday programme of events off to a swinging
start with a trio of Dublin’s finest.
1.30pm Andersons, Adm. €10 via Hawk’s Well Theatre

SATURDAY LUNCHTIME DOUBLE BILL
Tony Kofi (UK) Presents Thelonious Monk
+ The Dirty Jazz Club (IE)
Have an extended lunch at Andersons today in the company of a superb double bill
lineup showcasing the best of Ireland, the UK and beyond.
2.30pm Tony Kofi presents Thelonious Monk

Tony Kofi (UK) - saxophones
John Goldsby (DE/USA) - bass
David Lyttle (NI) - drums
Scott Flanigan (NI) - piano
Mike Nielsen (IE) - guitar
Ryan Quigley - trumpet
“Passionate… superb… heartfelt” – The Guardian
Tony Kofi is an award-winning British jazz saxophonist.
Today he presents the music of jazz legend Thelonious Monk,
with the help of a stellar international line up of musicians.
A multi-instrumentalist born of Ghanaian parents, Tony plays
Alto, Baritone, Soprano, Tenor saxophones and flute. Having
'cut his teeth' in the “Jazz Warriors” of the early 90’s, has gone
on to establish himself as a musician, teacher and composer
of some authority. As well as performing and recording with
Gary Crosby's “NuTroop” and “Jazz Jamaica”, Tony’s playing
has also been a feature of many bands and artists he has
worked/recorded with include “US-3” The World Saxophone Quartet,
Courtney Pine, Donald Byrd, Eddie Henderson, The David
Murray Big Band, Sam Rivers Rivbe Big band, Andrew Hill
Big Band, Abdullah Ibrahim, Macy Gray, Julian Joseph Big
band, Harry Connick JR, Byron Wallen's Indigo, Jamaaladeen
Tacuma's Coltrane Configurations and Ornette Coleman.
His fluent and fiery hard-bop style makes him constantly in demand.
He currently leads his own Tony Kofi Quartet, Portrait of Cannonball
(Music dedicated to Cannonball Adderley) Tony Kofi and the Organisation,
a recent project which he co leads on the Baritone Saxophone, and is also
the co-founder with Jonathan Gee of the Monk Liberation Front, a group
that is dedicated to the music of Thelonious Monk.
S ATU RD AY 2 3 JU LY
1.30pm The Dirty Jazz Club
Dublin band The Dirty Jazz Club have been an integral and underground part of the Irish jazz
scene for over a quarter of a century. Formed during a time of economic growth in the late
90’s, their name evoked corners of the capital untouched by leather sofas, the jazz brunch
and Irish coffees. The group’s first gigs were in an anarchist social centre where they
provided an alternative focus for jazz listeners, where extended solos, group communication,
human feeling and textural soundscape could breathe freely, through the music of John
Coltrane, Wayne Shorter, Miles Davis and others.
After two and a half decades of performing before the interruption of lockdown, the group
turned to the studio to create an album dedicated to Wayne Shorter. Each composition
on The Shorter Perspective was arranged and performed with the band’s unique
improvisatory approach in mind. With 5 dates scheduled for this Summer, the group is now
touring this work with the aim of further exploring the compositions and their own brand of
invention.
“This is where you will find the core jazz principles of communication and interaction, with
musicians comfortable enough to take risks and familiar enough to anticipate each other’s
next move.” Cormac Larkin, The Irish Times.

Colm O’Hara Quartet
One of Ireland’s finest trombonists leads a
crack team of Dublin’s finest in a hard bop
Hargadons special!
Colm O’Hara - trombone

Conor Murray - drums
Darragh O’Kelly - keys
Derek Whyte - bass

Jam Session
S AT U RDAY 23 J U LY
SJP ALL STARS 2022

Featuring Sligo Jazz Project 2022 Artist-in-Residence Nikki Iles and the entire summer school
faculty of tutors. Always the highlight of the week at Sligo Jazz Festival, a revue style show
showcasing the talents of the huge international faculty of Sligo Jazz’s unique summer school
and festival.

Jam Session
SUN DAY 24 JU LY
12 noon Andersons, Adm. Free
SJP BIG BASH

Featuring our entire summer school, they’ve been working hard all week in their
ensembles preparing a marathon concert for your enjoyment! Feast your ears on a
whole host of international talent of all ages!
6pm Andersons, Adm. Free

SJP WRAP PARTY featuring a
host of international talent
Sligo Jazz Project
International Summer School
2022
Faculty Members
PIANO DRUMS/PERCUSSION
Nikki Iles: Artist/ Ricky Quagliato (IT)
Composer in Residence Paul Clarvis (UK)
Tomasz Bura (Pol/UK) Dr David Lyttle (NI)
Dr Scott Flanigan (NI)
Kieran Quinn (IE) SAXOPHONE/WOODWINDS
Nils Kavanagh (IE) Paul Booth (UK)
Conor Bastible (IE) Tony Kofi (UK)
Cathal Roche (IE)
VOICE Matthew Halpin (IE)
Pete Churchill (UK) Micheál Murray (IE)
Ashley Pezzotti (USA)
Christine Tobin (IE) TROMBONE
Trevor Mires (UK)
BASS TRUMPET
John Goldsby (USA/DE) Ryan Quigley (UK)
Conor Murray (IE) Dr Linley Hamilton (NI)
Federico Malaman (IT)
VIOLIN
GUITAR Oleg Ponomarev (IE)
Mike Walker (UK)
Phil Robson (UK/IE) Full biogs on our faculty pages
Stuart Hall (UK) www.sligojazz.ie
Dr Mike Nielsen (IE) facebook, twitter, instagram:
Joseph Leighton (NI) @sligojazz
at a glance
TuESdAy 19 JuLy
4.30pm Festival Launch Hargadons FREE
Bjorn Solli (Nor) & John Moriarty (Irl)
5.30pm Jam Session Andersons FREE
8pm dOuBLE BILL: Hawk’s Well Theatre €18/15conc./€9 u18s
TRyPL (uK) + Christine Tobin’s “Tower of Song”
WEdNESdAy 20 JuLy
4.15pm Cathal Roche’s Love of Moving Parts The Nest FREE
4.30pm Murray Brothers Quartet Hargadons FREE
8pm daniel Herskedal Trio Hawk’s Well Theatre €18/15conc./€9 u18s
THuRSdAy 21 JuLy
4.30pm Stuart Hall & Paul Clarvis Hargadons FREE
8pm Nikki Iles Jazz Orchestra Hawk’s Well Theatre €18/15conc./€9 u18s
featuring Mike Walker
FRIdAy 22 JuLy
4.30pm Paul Clarvis Quartet & Cathy Jordan Hargadons FREE
5.30pm Old Market Street Swing Band Thomas Connollys FREE
8pm dOuBLE BILL: MBQ TRIO Hawk’s Well Theatre €18/15conc./€9 u18s
featuring Federico Malaman + Ashley Pezzotti Quartet
SATuRdAy 23 JuLy
11am Jazz Brunch Lyons Cafe FREE
Bill Blackmore Trio with darragh O’Kelly Keys and derek Whyte Bass
1.30pm SATuRdAy LuNCHTIME double Bill Andersons €10
Tony Kofi presents Thelonious Monk + The dirty Jazz Club
4.30pm Colm O’Hara Quartet Hargadons FREE
8pm SJP All Stars 2022 Hawk’s Well Theatre €18/15conc./€9 u18s
SuNdAy 24 JuLy
12noon The Sligo Jazz Project Big Bash Andersons FREE
6pm SJP Wrap Party Andersons FREE
Sponsors - Patrons - Friends
Sligo Jazz Project is funded by A million thanks to everyone who helps put
this great event together, especially
The Arts Council
Therese O’Loughlin: SJP Admin, Hospitality,
Artist Liaison.
With additional financial assistance from Norman Pugh: Hospitality, Transport, Artist Liaison.
Sligo County Council Nothing would happen without our amazing
Hargadons/Cafe Souperb festival and summer school production crew:
Hawk’s Well Theatre Production Manager: Stephanie Pawula, assisted
Andersons Bar & Grill by Con Schmaucks
Sligo Tourist Development John Sharkey, Marcus Roberts, plus Ita Callagy,
Association Kris Manulak, Dominika Manulak on video
production and our fabulous photographer Lieve
RTÉSupporting the Arts Boussauw.
Ray Duffy, Ruari Hanley: Sound men!

Partners & Patrons:
Music Generation Sligo Everyone who volunteers and helps in different
Music Generation Mayo ways each year especially Mimi Lee, Michael
Leydon, Anna Houston, Lizzie & Vivion Kinsella,
Music Generation Dun Laoghaire
Colm & Nick O’Sullivan, Sinead Kelly, Mhairi & the
Ray and Eileen Monahan Gaine family, Roisin and Damien from Music
Hargadons Generation Sligo and Mayo respectively, Dave
W.J.Gaine Flynn, Simon Hunt, Steve Kohlmann, Sean O’Reilly,
Ken McDonald, Kieran Quinn for the bits and bobs
Martin and Jill McGeough/Firefly of equipment we borrow every year. John the Map
John Sharkey for his wonderful map.
Eunan McKinney
Clare Storey Brendan McCormack and all at ATU Sligo, Ireland’s
newest University.
Dave Gunne and Vonnie McCormack
Lorna Gault Marie O’Byrne, Maeve, Nick, John and all the
John “The Map” Callanan wonderful staff at the Hawk’s Well Theatre who put
so much energy and experience into making our
event run smoothly every year.
Venue Partners
Our incredible webmaster Mike Slowey for the fab
Hawk’s Well Theatre
Poster/Programme Cover and T-Shirt design this
Andersons year
Hargadons
Lyons Cafe Kevin from Scene Print and Design.
Eddie McFarlane Jim Meehan (RIP) and Felip

Education Partners Carbonell for being the driving forces behind the
formation of SJP. All the amazing musicians who
Music Generation Sligo come to our summer school every year and create
ATU Sligo the unique atmosphere that is Sligo Jazz Project!
This Year’s Event is dedicated to the memory of

Transport Partners/VehicleSponsors our co-founder Jim Meehan, a wonderful human
Martin Reilly Motors being and a fine musician.
www.sligojazz.ie
Graphics: Nooneboy Design, Scene Print and Design
THE HARGAdONS
SESSIONS 2022
dAILy
TuESdAy 19 - SATuRdAy 24 JuLy
FREE
TuESdAy 19 JuLy 4.30PM: OFFICIAL FESTIVAL LAuNCH PARTy
StringTime
featuring Bjorn Solli & John Moriarty
WEdNESdAy 20 JuLy 4.30PM

Murray Brothers Quartet
THuRSdAy 21 JuLy 4.30PM

Stuart Hall & Paul Clarvis
FRIdAy 22 JuLy 4.30PM

Paul Clarvis Quartet featuring Cathy Jordan
SATuRdAy 23 JuLy 4.30PM

Colm O’Hara Quartet

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Best wishes to Sligo Jazz Festival

This year’s festival is dedicated to the memory of

Events FREE ADMISSION unless stated

FESTIVAL SEASON TICKET €80

5:30pm - 7:30pm Andersons, Adm. Free

Christine Tobin’s “Tower of Song’

Sligo Jazz Project welcomes the

10:30 pm till late Andersons, Adm. Free

4:30pm Hargadons, Adm. Free

5:30pm - 7:30pm Andersons, Adm. Free

Daniel Herskedal Trio (NOR)

Daniel Herskedal Daniel Herskedal is

He is is a composer of highly original, beautifully lyrical, rhythmically charged music inspired

10:30 pm till late Andersons, Adm. Free

Stuart Hall is a multi-intrumentalist from the UK who has worked with Lol Coxhill,

5:30pm - 7:30pm Andersons, Adm. Free

Nikki Iles Jazz Orchestra

10:30 pm till late Andersons, Adm. Free

Wednesday 20 July Admission Free

Thursday 21 July Admission Free

Friday 22 July Admission Free

5:30pm Thomas Connollys Adm. Free

Sligo Jazz is elated to

10:30 pm till late Andersons, Adm. Free

1.30pm Andersons, Adm. €10 via Hawk’s Well Theatre

2.30pm Tony Koﬁ presents Thelonious Monk

4:30pm Hargadons, Adm. Free

Colm O’Hara - trombone

5:30pm - 7:30pm Andersons, Adm. Free

SJP ALL STARS 2022

10:30 pm till late Andersons, Adm. Free

12 noon Andersons, Adm. Free

SJP BIG BASH

6pm Andersons, Adm. Free

Ray Duffy, Ruari Hanley: Sound men!

Eddie McFarlane Jim Meehan (RIP) and Felip

This Year’s Event is dedicated to the memory of

WEdNESdAy 20 JuLy 4.30PM

THuRSdAy 21 JuLy 4.30PM

FRIdAy 22 JuLy 4.30PM

SATuRdAy 23 JuLy 4.30PM

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