SHIRLEY SMART SEXTET

EFG LONDON JAZZ FESTIVAL
One of the UK's most versatile and creative cellists, Shirley Smart is joined by a line-up of some of London’s leading jazz musicians.

Important information: This event has been postponed until Spring 2021, we are in touch with ticker holders so if you have purchased a ticket for this event and have not heard from us please email boxoffice@omnibus-clapham.org.

The latest Government guidelines affect all performances taking place between 5 November and 2 December. Find out more here.

Shirley Smart is equally at home and well versed in jazz, folk, Middle Eastern and World Music. Building on her acclaimed debut album Long Story Short, she now extends her trio to a sextet, and presents a new programme drawing on the evocative world of Middle Eastern melodies, dance grooves and jazz improvisation.

She is joined by a line-up of some of London’s leading jazz musicians, all of whom also have shared interests in music from around the world, and their intersections with jazz.

Shirley Smart Cello
Tim Quicke Trumpet
James Arben Tenor Sax/Flute
John Crawford Piano
Liran Donin Bass
Demi Garcia Sabat Drums/Percussion

Originally trained under Raphael Wallfisch at the Guildhall School of Music and Janos Starker in Paris, Shirley subsequently moved to Jerusalem where she studied and performed and absorbed the rich and overlapping worlds of North African, Arabic, Turkish and Balkan music as well as jazz, working with some of the region’s leading artists, including Avishai Cohen, Omer Avital, Khaled Jubran, Sabreen and Yasmin Levy. Her debut album Long Story Short, released in 2018, was critically acclaimed, and she has since performed at festivals around the UK and Europe, including the London Jazz Festival, and Vivacello, Moscow. Highlights in 2020 included Biennale Festival at Bimhuis, Amsterdam, Birmingham Jazz Festival and a UK tour.


We are so excited to welcome you back through our doors.

To keep you safe, we have new measures in line with Covid-19 guidelines. Please check out our Covid-19 Safety FAQs for full information on what to expect and how to prepare for your visit.

If you are shielding or still not comfortable attending a live event, you have the option to purchase a ticket to view the event online. All online ticket holders will receive a Zoom invitation to the email address they book with one day prior to the event. Places are limited.

22 Nov
2PM
£18 STANDARD
£16 CONCESSION
£6 ONLINE
#EFGLONDONJAZZFEST
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SHIRLEY SMART SEXTET

EFG LONDON JAZZ FESTIVAL
One of the UK's most versatile and creative cellists, Shirley Smart is joined by a line-up of some of London’s leading jazz musicians.

Important information: This event has been postponed until Spring 2021, we are in touch with ticker holders so if you have purchased a ticket for this event and have not heard from us please email boxoffice@omnibus-clapham.org.

The latest Government guidelines affect all performances taking place between 5 November and 2 December. Find out more here.

Shirley Smart is equally at home and well versed in jazz, folk, Middle Eastern and World Music. Building on her acclaimed debut album Long Story Short, she now extends her trio to a sextet, and presents a new programme drawing on the evocative world of Middle Eastern melodies, dance grooves and jazz improvisation.

She is joined by a line-up of some of London’s leading jazz musicians, all of whom also have shared interests in music from around the world, and their intersections with jazz.

Shirley Smart Cello
Tim Quicke Trumpet
James Arben Tenor Sax/Flute
John Crawford Piano
Liran Donin Bass
Demi Garcia Sabat Drums/Percussion

Originally trained under Raphael Wallfisch at the Guildhall School of Music and Janos Starker in Paris, Shirley subsequently moved to Jerusalem where she studied and performed and absorbed the rich and overlapping worlds of North African, Arabic, Turkish and Balkan music as well as jazz, working with some of the region’s leading artists, including Avishai Cohen, Omer Avital, Khaled Jubran, Sabreen and Yasmin Levy. Her debut album Long Story Short, released in 2018, was critically acclaimed, and she has since performed at festivals around the UK and Europe, including the London Jazz Festival, and Vivacello, Moscow. Highlights in 2020 included Biennale Festival at Bimhuis, Amsterdam, Birmingham Jazz Festival and a UK tour.


We are so excited to welcome you back through our doors.

To keep you safe, we have new measures in line with Covid-19 guidelines. Please check out our Covid-19 Safety FAQs for full information on what to expect and how to prepare for your visit.

If you are shielding or still not comfortable attending a live event, you have the option to purchase a ticket to view the event online. All online ticket holders will receive a Zoom invitation to the email address they book with one day prior to the event. Places are limited.

22 Nov
2PM
£18 STANDARD
£16 CONCESSION
£6 ONLINE
#EFGLONDONJAZZFEST
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Shirley Smart Sextet | Trailer

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Concessions

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Accessibility

All performance spaces and facilities are fully wheelchair-accessible. For more info please contact Box Office on 0207 498 4699.

Ticket Collection

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Content Warnings
Age Recommendation

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Duration

2hr (inc. interval)

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