Paul Kilvington and Graham Clark at Huddersfield Jazz 23 July - Entrepreneur Generations

Paul Kilvington: keyboard
Graham Clark: violin

Paul Kilvington has been involved in the music industry for the past 25 years. During this time he
has toured worldwide and has performed with many artists. He is equally capable in soul, jazz, or
pop music - as demonstrated by the dazzling array of television shows he has appeared on.
On a jazz level, he has performed with Bob Mintzer from the Yellowjackets and Branford Marsalis.
He also performed with Jack Jones on his last two UK tours, when he played at the London
Palladium.
He also formed the latin jazz ensemble Amazonia to perform his own compositions and has played
in all the major jazz festivals with them: their first CD is soon to be released. He has won many
awards and prizes, including three from Leeds Jazz College from where he graduated.
Graham Clark has been working as a violinist since 1982. He plays mainly the usual canon of
standards. Ballads like "Body and Soul” and "My One and Only Love”, medium swingers, such as
"All the Things You Are". Other tunes might include "Have you met Miss Jones?”, or post-bop
classics like “Joyspring”, or perhaps some Charlie Parker tunes - not often heard on violin.
Paul and Graham have been performing together for the last 10 years. Their repertoire focuses on
a unique interpretation of carefully chosen jazz and latin material featuring compositions by such
artists as Chick Corea, Antonio Carlos Jobim, Kenny Wheeler and Egberto Gismonti.
There’s always a wonderful and exciting interplay between the two of them, and there will be
fireworks when they get stuck in to the livelier tunes!

Sunday 23 July 2017 at 2pm
Cafe Society
Byram Street
Huddersfield
http://ift.tt/1TRuGzM
Tickets: £10 (£5 students) available from:-
Huddersfield Jazz Website (http://ift.tt/2thdBJv/)

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