Arq: Alison Rayner Quintet at Orpington Jazz Club

Described by LondonJazzNews as ‘a celebration of life itself’ ARQ’s music is ‘inventive, vibrantly colourful and unfailingly melodic, possessed of a strong sense of narrative and cinematic quality, frequently inspired by personal experiences’ – the jazzman.com
ARQ play ‘songs without words’ and are known for their vibrant, communicative performances.

ARQ won ‘Ensemble of the Year’ in the prestigious 2018 All-Party Parliamentary Jazz Awards and are now previewing new music from Short Stories, their third album, due for release later this year, with UK touring to follow...

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Described by LondonJazzNews as ‘a celebration of life itself’ ARQ’s music is ‘inventive, vibrantly colourful and unfailingly melodic, possessed of a strong sense of narrative and cinematic quality, frequently inspired by personal experiences’ – the jazzman.com
ARQ play ‘songs without words’ and are known for their vibrant, communicative performances.

ARQ won ‘Ensemble of the Year’ in the prestigious 2018 All-Party Parliamentary Jazz Awards and are now previewing new music from Short Stories, their third album, due for release later this year, with UK touring to follow. Short Stories is supported by Arts Council England and PRSF Women Make Music Fund.

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