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TRYPL is a UK-based Latin Jazz powerhouse outfit co-founded by the horn section of Trevor Mires, Ryan Quigley and Paul Booth. The sensational horn trio of first-call musicians on the London scene is joined by a crack Italian rhythm section of Federico Malaman, bass and Ricky Quagliato drums, plus percussionist Paul Clarvis (UK), keyboardist Tomasz Bura (Pol/UK) and guest soloist Phil Robson (UK/IE) on guitar.
Ryan Quigley - trumpet
Paul Booth - saxophone
Trevor Mires - trombone
Tomasz Bura - piano
Federico Malaman - bass
Ricky Quagliato - drums
Paul Clarvis - percussion
With Guest: Phil Robson – guitar
Christine Tobin “Tower of Song” “One of the most gifted and original singer/songwriters in today’s jazz world.”
BBC Music Magazine
Sligo Jazz Project welcomes the return of Dublin native Christine, an integral part of both the New York City and London jazz scenes for many years, who has recently returned to Ireland and now resides in Roscommon. “Tobin’s 24 carat voice” was how The Guardian recently described her talents, praising her both for the poetry of her compositions and the warmth of her golden voice. Her ‘Tower of Song’ repertoire includes Tobin originals alongside striking interpretations of Leonard Cohen songs (for which she won a Herald Angel Award at the 2013 Edinburgh Festival) and much more. In 2012 she won a BASCA British Composer Award and in 2014 she was awarded “Jazz Vocalist of the Year” at the Parliamentary Jazz Awards. Earlier in her career Christine won “Best Vocalist” at the BBC Jazz Awards.
Christine Tobin’s “Tower of Song’
Christine Tobin - vocals
Phil Robson - guitar
Conor Murray - bass
David Lyttle - drums
Season pass and concession tickets available through our box-office 071-9161518
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Venue Information - Hawk's Well Theatre
The Hawk's Well is a 340 seat theatre in Sligo, North West Ireland. We host a diverse programme of arts and entertainments including comedy, professional and amateur drama, a wide range of music from traditional and jazz to opera, plus dance, pantomime, children's theatre and comedy.