Jazz Train Live - Listen Again here
A great Free evening of Jazz, broadcast live from Princess Pavilion
And now here is a chance to listen to the show again!
Having recently joined the presenting team of the Jazz Train Show on Source FM 96.1, Cornish based pianist Simon Latarche was thrilled to host the first ever Jazz Train Live event to be broadcast from the Princess Pavillion, Falmouth on 13th March.
A regular performer throughout the South West, Simon and his trio regularly also host jazz jam sessions throughout the county and have invited along some of Cornwall’s top jazz performers for what promises to be a most enjoyable evening.
The evening featured some of the finest local Jazz musicians enjoying a jazz jam session together.
The show was hosted by Simon Latarche and Andy Coote.
Having recently joined the presenting team of the Jazz Train Show on Source FM 96.1, Cornish based pianist Simon Latarche was thrilled to host the first ever Jazz Train Live event to be broadcast from the Princess Pavilion, Falmouth on 13th March. A regular performer throughout the South West, Simon and his trio regularly also host jazz jam sessions throughout the county and have invited along some of Cornwall’s top jazz performers for what promises to be a most enjoyable evening.
Photos from the Evening
The latest incarnation of Simon Latarche Trio formed in 2017, when Keith Marshall (Drums) and Sam Norman (Double Bass) joined with the aim of creating a selection of new original material. This project has continued to develop, whilst the trio can be regularly heard playing mainstream jazz at venues throughout the South West of England.
Your Hosts, The Simon Latarche Trio
In July 2016, Associate of the Royal College of Music, Simon Latarche, finally decided to leave teaching after thirty-four years, in order to concentrate on his career as a jazz pianist and composer. Having performed with his ensemble at Jazz festivals throughout the South West of England, It was his two sets of Cornish Preludes in 2010 and 2012 that brought Simon to the attention of the international jazz world, being aired on BBC Radio 3 along with numerous stations across the globe.
Back now in his native Cornwall, Sam Norman studied Upright and Electric bass at LA Music Academy under Kevin Axt. Sam has performed in a jazz trio with Brad Rabuchin providing entertainment for corporate events, around the city of Los Angeles. He has also played in well-established Hawaiian band, Pumana, performing at large festivals throughout California.
Drummer Keith Marshall has been active on the music scene since 1978, in the U.K and Europe. Drum Tutor at 'Music Technology' St. Austell for ten years, he also runs ' Hands On' Drumming workshops around the County.
