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Fergus McCreadie

Fergus McCreadie

Kings Place, York Way 90, N1 9AG London, Barnsbury

Fergus McCreadie

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A one-off piano trio concert by Scottish pianist Fergus McCreadie as part of the EFG London Jazz Festival. It features the world premiere of Flight Pass, a new four-movement work commissioned by Chamber Music Scotland and Kings Place. McCreadie, a Mercury-shortlisted artist, is known for his blend of jazz and Scottish folk, inspired by Scottish landscapes and marked by melodic clarity and storytelling. The collaboration between Kings Place, Chamber Music Scotland and Serious brings his music into a fresh chamber setting.

Written by a model, sources: efglondonjazzfestival.org.uk

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Kings Place is in London’s Barnsbury.

York Way 90, N1 9AG London

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