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Peggy's Skylight
Thursday 9 April 2020 | 8pm - 10pm
£6 General admission, £7 - £8 Dining
Hugh Pascall is an award-winning trumpet player and composer. He studied at the Royal Academy of Music in London and at the Paris Conservatoire and has since developed a worldwide recording and performance career.
With far-reaching influences from bebop to electronica, his sound is characterised by bold creativity of harmony and language, a rich tone and a melodic line. Exploring the music of post-bop inspirations such as Freddie Hubbard, Woody Shaw and Tom Harrell, alongside his own compositions and interpretations of tunes in the classic jazz tradition, Hugh brings an energetic quartet of star musicians from the UK jazz scene to Peggy's each month, continuing his unique residency at the club, established in December 2018
"The most beautiful, elegant and melodic delivery" – London Jazz News
"Fluent, lyrical solos that unfold gradually and gracefully" – The Jazzmann
Lineup
Hugh Pascall - trumpet
John Turville - piano
Dave Whitford - bass
Jay Davis - drums
Dining from 7pm
Performance from 8pm
Serving Mediterranean & Middle Eastern Meze
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