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Jeremy Rose and Chris Abrahams

  • The Red House RSVP Earlwood, NSW, 2206 (map)

Two of Australia's most brilliant musicians come together at the Red House for a rare and unmissable duo performance of superb improvisation...

JEREMY ROSE and CHRIS ABRAHAMS

Chris Abrahams (The Necks, The Benders, Laughing Clowns) is one of his generation’s most influential pianists, with a long career as an internationally renowned improviser and keys player. Chris has released a still growing catalogue of solo albums, as well as a huge number of collaborations with Melanie Oxley, Jon Rose, Mike Cooper, Oren Ambarchi and a host of others. Abrahams has also been a session musician on albums for artists such as The Church, The Whitlams, Midnight Oil, Wendy Matthews, Skunkhour, and Silverchair.

Jeremy Rose is known as both a leader and collaborator across an array of diverse projects, including The Earshift Orchestra, The Jeremy Rose Quartet, Visions of Nar, Vazesh and The Vampires. He is a multiple award-winning composer, producer, and instrumentalist and heads the pioneering Australian label, Earshift Music, which showcases new Australian music.

Chris and Jeremy previously collaborated on The Vampires' ARIA award winning album Nightjar.
 
Chris Abrahams - piano, synthesizers
Jeremy Rose - saxophone, bass clarinet and electronics

 
"In one fell swoop, two of the strongest forces in Australian jazz, both of whose music is drenched in melodic beauty, are joined, creating what is palpably a masterpiece."  
★★★★★ The Australian, review of Nightjar

Read more about Jeremy
HERE and about Chris HERE

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