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Jazz Ensemble

Jazz Ensemble

Our fantastic four-piece jazz ensemble performs a wide selection of Tin Pan Alley jazz standards
Feature captivating vocals and a stunning harp, this charming band is sure to prove a hit with guests
Each performance takes the audience on an enchanting journey and promises a musical experience like nothing your guests will have heard before
Perfect for functions and traditional Burns Night Suppers, our jazz ensemble can be booked in a variety of line-ups from a duo up to a four-piece
Based in the UK our wonderful jazz musicians are available to perform at events worldwide

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Without a doubt, one of the freshest and most original voices operating on the contemporary jazz scene today, This Jazz ensemble blend their unique style of performing Tin Pan Alley jazz standards and haunting originals to suit any occasion requested. The Jazz ensemble is perfect for functions and traditional Burns Night Suppers (this is available as a set of specially arranged Burns Songs in a jazz style with a piper and plenty Scottish humour).

Featuring the captivating vocals and stunning harp of Magdalena, each performance takes the audience on an enchanting musical journey. Accompanying her are some of the best jazz improvising musicians in the UK, Terry Seabrook on piano and Steve Thompson on double bass, Alex Eberhard on drums, each capable of holding an audience spellbound. At the centre of the band are the bewitching vocals of Magdalena that evoke Billie Holiday and Ella Fitzgerald but in the end are as individual, fresh and original as the band accompanying her.

  • My Love is Like a Red Red Rose
  • Green Grow the Rashes O'
  • Charlie is my Darlin
  • Jazz Arrangements of Scottish Traditionals:
  • La Vie En Rose
  • Falling In Love Again
  • The Nearness of You
  • Dance Me to the End of Love
  • I Don't Want to Set the World on Fire
  • Haunting interprertations of Classics:

" Superb playful vocal textures "

Jazz Monthly

" Glorious, subtle, magic, power "

New York Review

" First Class "

The Musician