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Langtoun Jazz presents Fergus McCreadie Trio
We are pleased to welcome back Fergus McCreadie's award winning trio to round off 2021 in style.
The trio played at our first festival in 2018 and have gone on from strength to strength ever since so don't miss this opportunity to see them perform in a great venue with fabulous acoustics and a Yamaha grand piano, ideal to showcase the talents of this wonderful young pianist and his band!
If you would like to sit with friends, please book together
This event will be set up theatre style with raised seating and not tables as usual since the grand piano needs to be central in front of the stage area
Now that restrictions are eased we have been advised that it is possible to bring your own refreshments (including alcohol) to our events at Kirkcaldy Old Kirk.
Please also bring your own cups, glasses and utensils and don't forget your face coverings which will be required (unless exempt) at all times while in the building, including throughout the performance when not eating or drinking
Doors will open from 7.30pm
Pianist Fergus McCreadie is one of Scotlands most exciting young talents. Born in Jamestown, near Strathpeffer, he grew up in Dollar in Clackmannanshire and graduated from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland in 2018.
As well as winning the prestigious Peter Whittingham Jazz Award with his trio in 2016, he has twice won the Young Scottish Jazz Musician of the year under-17s Prize and is the winner of the Guy Jones Prize, the Joe Temperley Prize from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, and the Linda Trahan Memorial Prize from St Andrews University.
His trio has featured at the Glasgow, Edinburgh, Fife, Aberdeen and Islay jazz festivals regularly and has toured in Norway, Sweden, Lithuania and Estonia. The group has also appeared at Oslo and Stockholm jazz festivals and in its own headlining show at the Ronnie Scotts International Piano Trio Festival. During the Covid pandemic it also returned to Celtic Connections and added Perth Festival of the Arts to its resume.
Self-released in Spring 2018, the trios debut album, Turas, has been praised for reflecting his engagement with the Scottish landscape and musical traditions while also showing a firm grasp of the jazz piano tradition (Jazz in Europe). Turas won Album of the Year at the Parliamentary Jazz Awards 2019 and Best Album at the Scottish Jazz Awards 2019, following on from McCreadies Best Instrumentalist title at the 2018 awards. McCreadie also won Best Instrumentalist at the Scottish Jazz Awards in 2020.
To emphasise the wide appeal of McCreadies music, Turas was also shortlisted for the cross-genre Scottish Album of the Year Award in 2019, reaching the final ten from 290-plus candidates, a rare feat for a jazz album.
Released on leading European jazz label Edition, its successor, Cairn, has been received with even more widespread enthusiasm, earning five stars from music magazine Mojo and the leading Dutch music website Written in Music and four stars from Jazzwise and The Times. It was also chosen as Jazz FMs Album of the Week and cited by industry observers as one of the most significant jazz releases before it was released.
McCreadie, who also works with drummer Graham Costellos STRATA, Glasgow collective corto.alto and BBC Young Jazz Musician 2020 finalist Matt Carmichael, formed his trio with bassist David Bowden and drummer Stephen Henderson in 2016. Both are acclaimed musicians, band leaders and in-demand players. Bowden won the Young Scottish Jazz Musician of the Year title in 2017 and leads the world music-influenced band Mezcla, which released its debut album, Shoot the Moon on Ubuntu Records in February 2020 and Henderson, a Jazzwise magazine One to Watch in 2018, formed his Modern Vikings group in 2019.
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UbicaciónKirkcaldy Old Kirk (Ver)
Kirk Wynd
Kirkcaldy KY1 1EH
United Kingdom
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| Apropiado para niños: No |
| Se aceptan perros: No |
| No fumar: Sí |
| Accesible a silla de ruedas: Sí |
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Contacto
| Organizador: Langtoun Jazz |
| En BPT desde: Sep 17, 2018 |
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| Grace Black |
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