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Fireplace Dragon

The Courthouse Gallery | Parliament Street Ennistymon
Date
Friday, 07 July 2017
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20:00 - 23:00
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Fireplace Dragon

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Time 20:00 - 23:00
Category Tour
Ticket Price 8

About this event

For over ten years, NY-based German guitarist Keisuke Matsuno, NY-based Irish bassist Simon Jermyn and Irish drummer Matthew Jacobson have performed together in numerous constellations. Among others: Jacobson and Jermyn in Roamer; Matsuno and
Jacobson in FarJam; Matsuno and Jermyn in the Jim Black Quartet.

Summer 2017 will see the long-awaited (at least by themselves) debut public performances of these three innovative artists as a trio with four dates in Ireland. They share a wide range of influences including artists such as Tortoise, Battles, Paul Motian
and Morton Feldman, resulting in a dynamic group capable of shifting between heavy grooves, washy electronic soundscapes and lyrical melodies.

www.matthewjacobsonmusic.com
www.simonjermyn.com
www.keisukematsuno.com


Press

“A European jazz artist of growing charisma”

John Fordham, Guardian on Matt Jacobson

“... they represent the vanguard of American improvised music and, with records like this, Simon Jermyn is claiming a place among them."

Cormac Larkin, Irish Times on Simon Jermyn's Trot a Mouse album

"Guitarist Keisuke Matsuno is one of the most exciting new voices in New York"

Jazzthing

Location

Parliament Street Ennistymon

Venue details

The Courthouse Gallery

The Courthouse Gallery is an integral part of Ennistymon and North Clare life.The gallery is an exhibition and cultural events space, run to the highest professional standards, serving the local and wider communities with art exhibitions, performances, music and community events including workshops.

The Gallery seeks to exhibit work of the highest standard by local, national, and international artists, including emerging artists. The ethos of The Courthouse Gallery is to be accessible to all, inclusive in its aims, programming, practice and audience.