Paul Dunlea Quintet
Date
Thursday, 15 June 2023
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20:30 - 23:30
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IMC presents Cork trombonist Paul Dunlea’s vibrant quintet to Dublin, for an evening mixing exciting new music with favourite standards.JUNE 15 2023
Tickets: https://imcpauldunlea.eventbrite.ie
IMC presents Cork trombonist Paul Dunlea’s vibrant quintet to Dublin, for an evening mixing exciting new music with favourite standards.
Paul Dunlea: trombone
Derek O'Connor: saxophones
Cormac McCarthy: piano
Davie Ryan: drums
Michael Riordan: bass
Derek O'Connor: saxophones
Cormac McCarthy: piano
Davie Ryan: drums
Michael Riordan: bass
Trombonist, composer and arranger Paul Dunlea is one of the most in-demand musicians on the fertile Cork scene. His playing lingers on the ear with finely melodic improvisations bringing life to favourite standards and his original works. As a composer and arranger, he has a gift for blending instrumental colours in balanced palates, painting soundworlds in subtle details of musical colour. Paul’s recent War of Independence Suite, commissioned by the PRS Foundation has been acclaimed for its subtly elegiac lyricism. In this quintet line-up he’s joined by some of Ireland’s favourite jazz musicians, each lending their unique style to a tightly balanced sense of ensemble. Derek ‘Doc’ O’Connor lends his melodic voice on saxophone, pianist Cormac McCarthy adds a rich harmonic thread, and the whole drives on with the energetic rhythm section of Michael Riordan on bass and Davie Ryan on drums.
For an evening of persuasive and personal music, which works its way under your skin without artifice or drama, music-lovers will not want to miss this one.
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Location
28 Thomas St
Venue details
Arthur's is the nearest pub on the route to The Guinness Storehouse, one of the city's foremost tourist attractions. It is popular both with locals and tourists. Naturally it has the freshest pint of Guinness in all of Ireland.