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The London Jazz Orchestra

  • Home
  • About
    • Musical director
    • Saxophone section
    • Trumpet section
    • Trombone section
    • Rhythm section
  • Music
    • Discography
    • Live Recordings from the Vortex Club
  • Gigs
  • Media
    • Photos
    • Video
    • Martin Speake interviews...
  • Store
    • Scores and parts
    • Online lessons
  • Contact
    • Enquire Online

Featured Artist 

A new feature to our website, Featured Artist is where we can showcase members of the London Jazz Orchestra and their other projects. If you want to continue to support the LJO whilst we're unable to perform in public then please consider buying music and merchandise from our members to help us through these challenging times.

Featured album

Tori Freestone

El Mar de Nubes

Tori Freestone - tenor saxophone, violin and vocals (track 9)
Dave Manington - double bass
Tim Giles - drums

 

The natural phenomenon of the Canary Islands’ ‘sea of clouds’ is an exhilarating experience – a highland ascent which rewards with views across the shifting stratocumulus ocean surrounding El Teide (the highest point in Spain) and her neighboring summits. It’s a landscape which has proved endlessly inspirational for tenor saxophonist and composer Tori Freestone, and a special impetus for El Mar de Nubes, her third trio album with double bassist Dave Manington and drummer Tim Giles.

Available to buy on Tori's own website

Online lessons

Tori is available for online lessons for saxophone and improvisation.

At just £60 per hour, available in our online store.

“Freestone has caused a stir far beyond the UK… an impressive, original and formidable trio”

— Leibnitz Jazz Festival review, Austria

Header art by Gina Southgate

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