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In Concert At The Wigmore Hall ‎(CD, Album).

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Joseph founded the Julian Joseph Jazz Academy in January 2013 in London. The Academy encourages young musicians in the development of jazz technique and understanding. Tutors include Tony Kofi and Byron Wallen. Joseph is also a trustee and vice-president of the National Youth Jazz Collective. As leader or co-leader. 1991: The Other Side of Town (single released in various formats with varying numbers of tracks). 1995: In Concert at the Wigmore Hall. 1996: Universal Traveller.

Born in 1966, he is one of the few jazz pianists to venture into the repertoire of classical music. In particular, he is the first jazz musician to be invited to a series of concerts at the Wigmore Hall. He is frequently invited to several festivals, notably together with his trio Electric Band and his quartet Forum Project. As a soloist, he played sonatas by Bartók and Prokofiev, and the Piano Concerto in F by Gershwin with many symphony orchestras through Europe.

Wigmore Hall is a concert hall located at 36 Wigmore Street, London. Originally called Bechstein Hall, it specialises in performances of chamber music, early music, vocal music and song recitals.

Julian Joseph/ Gary Thomas. Wigmore Hall, London . Joseph tests this theory every year with a spring season of chamber-jazz recitals featuring star guests at the Wigmore, and the 2001 version began this week with the pianist's trio and the powerful American tenor saxophonist Gary Thomas. Joseph sensibly eschews drummers in a venue built for delicate brush strokes, and performed with his sharp and sensitive regular partners Orlando Le Fleming (bass) and Adam Salkeld (guitar)

Julian Raphael Nathaniel Joseph, 11 May 1966, London, England. Pianist and band leader Joseph has been at the forefront of attempts to break down barriers between jazz and classical traditions. His 20-piece All Star Big Band certainly includes some of the most prominent musicians in both genres, including Tony Remy, Jean Toussaint and Andy Sheppard. His third album, meanwhile, documented his set at the Wigmore Hall auditorium, which featured Alec Dankworth, Eddie Daniels, Jason Rebello and Johnny Griffin. In the same year he also performed Gershwin’s Piano Concerto In F, live on BBC television, as well as a duet with Bheki Mseleku. Afterwards he began a fourth album, this time a studio affair with the aid of drummer Mark Mondesir and bass player Reginald Veal.