Jazz Concert Goethe Lounge: Alister Spence Trio

Goethe Lounge: Alister Spence Trio Goethe Lounge: Alister Spence Trio

Tue, 17.09.2024

6:00 PM - 8:00 PM

Goethe-Institut, Sydney

Original, innovate jazz trio

Formed in Sydney more than 25 years ago, this band brings together three of Australia’s most exciting, innovative and experienced jazz musicians: Alister Spence on piano and electronics, Toby Hall on drums and Lloyd Swanton from The Necks on bass.

Recognised for its distinctive compositions, their energy and exciting interplay, the award-winning trio has performed at the International Jazz Festivals of Tokyo, Montréal, Vancouver, Salisbury, Chelsea, Melbourne and Wangaratta.

Alister Spence - piano, samples
Lloyd Swanton - double bass
Toby Hall - drums, glockenspiel
 
Date: Tuesday 17 September 2024
Time: 6pm-8pm
Location: Goethe-Institut, 90 Ocean Street, Woollahra NSW 2025
Tickets: $25 Full / $15 Concession

“Glistened with personality and vitality.”
– Jazzwise Magazine, UK

"This trio has learned to defy gravity." – The Sydney Morning Herald

"This is jazz at its most violently inventive and sublimely addictive." – Drum Media




The Goethe Lounge is a loose series of events at the Goethe-Institut in Sydney. Curated by our programming team and presented in collaboration with a range of Australian partner organisations, the Goethe Lounge showcases exciting live music, talks, and other events in a relaxed and inspiring atmosphere.

Accessibility note: This event will happen on the first floor, which is only accessible via a staircase. Unfortunately, our heritage building does not have an elevator. We apologise for the inconvenience; please get in touch if this is a concern or if you need assistance.

Photography note: By entering this event site you agree to being filmed or photographed as members of the audience. You may appear in photos or videos used for marketing or promotional purposes.

Acknowledgement: This event takes place on the land of the Gadigal people of the Eora nation. We pay our respects to the traditional custodians of the land on which we gather.

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