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David Gordon Trio
David Gordon

David Gordon Trio
@ the Pizza Express Jazz Club
3 July 2007

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Biography

The David Gordon Trio was formed in 1995 and has made several tours of the UK and Denmark, including concerts at the Copenhagen Jazzhouse. Saxophonist Andy Sheppard and singer Jacqui Dankworth have appeared as guests with the trio. The trio consists of UK pianist David Gordon, Danish double bassist Ole Rasmussen and US-based drummer Paul Cavaciuti. Together, they have a readily identifiable sound, and their music combines accessibility and groove with cutting edge improvisation, reflecting the group’s diverse backgrounds.

The repertoire of the David Gordon Trio combines highly arranged material, much of which is original, with very free treatments of jazz standards. The “European” quality of their approach to the music reflects the diverse origins of the band members. Their sound is instantly recognisable, the musicianship impeccable, but the element which communicates most strongly with the audience is the band's sense of playfulness and fun.

The group’s sophomore album “Undiminished” (released in 2000 on the ZahZah label) received critical acclaim, with the hypnotic ‘Sometimes It Snows In April’ (Prince) receiving generous airplay on UK’s Jazz FM.

Musicians:
David Gordon – piano, Ole Rasmussen – bass, Paul Cavaciuti – drums

Paul Cavaciuti

Paul Cavaciuti

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