Diary

The trio will play a selection of their own jazz arrangements of music by Bach, Fauré, Ravel, Satie, Tchaikovsky, Dvorák, Bizet, Bartok and Chopin, as well as the music of Michel Legrand, Dave Brubeck, John Lewis and Jacques Loussier.

The trio will play a selection of their own jazz arrangements of music by Bach, Fauré, Ravel, Satie, Tchaikovsky, Dvorák, Bizet, Bartok and Chopin, as well as the music of Michel Legrand, Dave Brubeck, John Lewis and Jacques Loussier.

The trio will play a selection of their own jazz arrangements of music by Bach, Fauré, Ravel, Satie, Tchaikovsky, Dvorák, Bizet, Bartok and Chopin, as well as the music of Michel Legrand, Dave Brubeck, John Lewis and Jacques Loussier.

Doors open at 6pm.

The trio will play a selection of their own jazz arrangements of music by Bach, Fauré, Ravel, Satie, Tchaikovsky, Dvorák, Bizet, Bartok and Chopin, as well as the music of Michel Legrand, Dave Brubeck, John Lewis and Jacques Loussier.

An evening showcasing two contrasting jazz trios. The first trio featuring drummer Martin France and bassist Andrew Cleyndert will begin the evening with a journey into the world of the greatest classical composers, including Bach, Chopin, Fauré and Tchaikovsky. The second trio will featuring show tunes from both sides of the Atlantic, including classics by Cole Porter, George Gershwin, Noel Coward and Ivor Novello. Jazz guitarist Colin Oxley and bassist Andrew Cleyndert will feature.

The Trio return, following their enthusiastic reception in 2019. Drawing on famous themes from classical music, opera and folk songs, and inspired by the Jacques Loussier Trio, Bill Evans and the Modern Jazz Quartet, they explore the meeting point between the worlds of classical music and jazz.

The trio explore the fusion of classical music and jazz, with contemporary arrangements of themes by Bach, Handel, Fauré, Ravel, Tchaikovsky, Dvorak, Satie, Bizet, Chopin and Bartók.

"The quality and subtlety of the trio’s playing was exceptional, something that was easily matched by your fabulous arrangements..."  Stewart Collins, Artistic Director of the Petworth Festival

The trio play a concert celebrating the legacy of the legendary French jazz pianist Jacques Loussier. It will include music by Bach, Fauré, Ravel, Tchaikovsky, Dvorak, Satie, Bizet, Chopin and Bartók.

The trio play concert in the sublime Jacqueline du Pré Music Building. It will feature music by the recently departed French jazz pianist Jacques Loussier with themes by Bach, Handel, Fauré, Ravel, Satie Bizet and Chopin.This concert will also be live streamed.

Jazz pianist, singer & arranger Dominic Alldis returns to the Pheasantry with a brand new show celebrating the songs by Noel Coward, including “Sail Away”, “Why Do The Wrong People Travel”, “Mad Dogs and Englishmen” `and “I’ll Follow My Secret Heart”. With Andrew Cleyndert (bass) and Colin Oxley (guitar).

The trio play concert in the beautiful village of Petworth, West Sussex. It will feature music by the recently departed French jazz pianist Jacques Loussier with themes by Bach, Handel, Fauré, Ravel, Satie Bizet and Chopin.

A concert featuring jazz arrangements of themes by Bach, Fauré, Dvorak, Bizet, Satie, Borodin, Tchaikovsky, Pachelbel, Chopin and Bartok, as well as a special tribute to the French jazz pianist Jacques Loussier.

The trio will be play lunchtime set to launch their latest album. It will also be a tribute to the French jazz pianist Jacques Loussier and feature themes by Bach, Handel, Fauré, Ravel, Satie Bizet and Chopin.

The Dominic Alldis Trio explores the meeting point of two worlds: classical music and jazz. These three diverse and accomplished musicians bring a contemporary approach to famous themes from classical music and opera, taking inspiration from the Jacques Loussier Trio, Dave Brubeck Quartet and Bill Evans Trio. Their concerts appeal to both classical and jazz audiences who enjoy chamber music, jazz and the timeless art of improvisation. This evening they will pay tribute to the legendary French jazz pianist Jacques Loussier, who died in 2019, and whose subtle blending of jazz and classical music led to a new musical genre called ‘third stream’.

The Pheasantry in Chelsea celebrates 10 years of incredible music and performance with a series of special shows - four nights and 12 artists. The first evening will feature the ever popular FASCINATING AIDA, as well as West End Star SUMMER STRALLEN and a jazz vocal-piano set from Dominic Alldis.

Tickets include free entry to a drinks reception on the first floor of The Pheasantry from 6pm. Dress to impress!

A celebration of four musical legends - André Previn, Jacques Loussier, Michel Legrand and Doris Day, who all passed away in 2019.

André Previn made his name as a superlative jazz pianist and musical arranger prior to his success as a classical musician, most famously as principal conductor of The London Symphony Orchestra. Jacques Loussier took classical music audiences by storm with his jazz interpretations of J S Bach. Michel Legrand was a musical polymath who composed the seminal score for The Umbrellas of Cherbourg as well as "Windmills of My Mind" from The Thomas Crown Affair. Dominic has a particular affinity for these three artists as, like him, they all straddled classical music and jazz. There will also be a homage to the incomparable movie star and singer Doris Day.

The Pheasnatry trio features Andrew Cleyndert (double bass) and Colin Oxley (guitar).

The stunning venue Cooper Hall is the brainchild of the opera singer and impressario Morag McLaren. Situated in a beautiful country estate, it hosts concerts for the Frome Festival. The trio have been invited to play the opening concert of the festival.

Dominic Alldis (piano & vocals), Colin Oxley (guitar) and Andrew Cleyndert (bass) return to The Pheasantry in a show celebrating the life and music of the legendary songwriter, jazz pianist & singer Michel Legrand who passed away in January. Playing music from their 2005 album “Watch What Happens” featuring the music of Michel Legrand, they will perform songs from the 1960s classic films “Umbrellas of Cherbourg” and “Les Desmoiselles de Rochefort”, as well as popular standards “What Are You Doing the Rest of Your Life” and “Windmills of My Mind” from The Thomas Crown Affair.

A Childhood Suite comprises fourteen nursery rhymes arranged for jazz piano trio and string orchestra by Dominic Alldis. Themes include Rock-a-bye Baby, London Bridge is Falling Down, Three Blind Mice and Frère Jacques. There will be two performances at 2.30pm and 4.30pm.

"These sophisticated arrangements for string orchestra are finely crafted... London Bridge is Falling Down and Frère Jacques have a nimble elegance. And as if to confirm that this really is for grown-ups, there are no vocals at all..." Jack Massarik, Evening Standard

Urbane jazz pianist & singer Dominic Alldis returns to the Pheasantry with a brand new show featuring songs made famous by the Nat Cole Trio. The trio popularised the piano-guitar-bass line-up with songs such as “Too Marvellous For Words”, “It’s Only A Paper Moon” and “What Is This Thing Called Love”. The show will also feature Dominic’s popular jazz arrangements of songs by Noël Coward and Michel Legrand. as well as classics from the Great American Songbook. He will be joined by Andrew Cleyndert (bass) and Colin Oxley (guitar).

The Dominic Alldis Trio will be appearing for the first time at The Stables in Wavendon. The Sunday morning set will feature jazz arrangements of themes by Bach, Handel, Fauré, Tchaikovsky, Borodin, Bizet, Satie, Chopin and Bartok, as well as jazz classics by John Lewis of the MJQ and Bill Evans.

Dominic Alldis returns to the Pheasantry with an evening showcasing two different trios.  The first trio, featuring jazz guitarist Colin Oxley and bassist Andrew Cleyndert, will play a selection of favourite standards from the Great American Songbook in a tribute to the legendary Nat King Cole.  Dominic’s second trio, with drummer Martin France and bassist Andrew Cleyndert, will conclude the evening with a journey into the world of the greatest classical composers, including Bach, Chopin and Tchaikovsky – expect celebration of melody, lyrics and improvisation from four remarkable musicians fluent in the language of both classical music and jazz!

The Dominic Alldis Trio play a concert featuring music from their CD "Praeludium" - themes by Bach, Handel, Fauré, Tchaikovsky, Borodin, Bizet, Satie, Chopin and Bartok, as well as classics from the Great American Songbook and a tribute to the legendary jazz pianist Dave Brubeck.

Jazz pianist, singer & arranger Dominic Alldis returns to the Pheasantry with a brand new show celebrating the songs by Noel Coward, including “Sail Away”, “Why Do The Wrong People Travel”, “Mad Dogs and Englishmen” `and “I’ll Follow My Secret Heart”.  With Andrew Cleyndert (bass) and Colin Oxley (guitar).

The Dominic Alldis Trio play a lunchtime gig at the Pizza Express Jazz Club in Soho, featuring jazz arrangements of classical themes from their CD "Praeludium", as well as jazz arrangements of folk songs, nursery rhymes and jazz standards.  This performance will feature guest drummer Sebastian de Krom.

This evening’s concert will feature music from the trio's latest album Praeludium - jazz arrangements of themes by Bach, Fauré, Dvorak, Bizet, Satie, Borodin, Tchaikovsky, Pachelbel, Chopin and Bartok, as well as jazz arrangements of Scotish folk melodies. 

Renato D'Aiello is a superb tenor saxophone player and hosts the Monday night jazz session in Ronnie's upstairs "Acoustic Jazz Lounge".   This will be the fourth time Dominic has been invited  to appear as guest  with his fine quartet featuring pianist Sean Hargreaves, bassist Joe Downard and drummer Alfonso Al Vitale.

The Dominic Alldis Trio play a free lunchtime concert featuring music from their recently released CD "Praeludium" - themes by Bach, Handel, Fauré, Tchaikovsky, Borodin, Bizet, Satie, Chopin and Bartok, as well as a tribute to the legendary film music composer Michel Legrand.

The Dominic Alldis Trio play music from their recently released CD "Praeludium", featuring themes by Bach, Handel, Fauré, Tchaikovsky, Borodin, Bizet, Satie, Chopin and Bartok, as well as a tribute to the legendary jazz pianist Dave Brubeck.

Dominic Alldis returns to Pheasantry for a special show as part of the London Cabaret Festival. The evening will feature familiar classics by Cole Porter, Jerome Kern, Rodgers & Hart, Noel Coward and Michel Legrand. He will be joined on stage by Andrew Cleyndert (bass) and Dominic Ashworth (guitar).

Doors open: 6.30pm
Showtime: 8.30pm
Tickets: £15
Book online: www.pizzaexpresslive.co.uk
Reservations: 0845 6027017