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Day: September 10, 2012

Festivals, News Posted on10 September 2012

Trichotomy who? – now with strings

‘the jazz and classical stylistic elements have been something to consider carefully. We’ve written music that is by no means easy – particularly the rhythmical aspects, so it needs players with both great reading chops and a solid understanding of feel’

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