Thursday 8 October 2.00 pm
The Marvin Muoneké Jazz Quartet
Marvin Muoneké (vocals)
Alex Webb (piano)
Gary Crosby (bass)
Alfonso Vitale (drums)
The quartet will perform music associated with John Coltrane, Duke Ellington
and a selection of works from the Great American songbook
along with some originals.
Come along to St Mary's Perivale
or watch LIVE on YouTube or Facebook
or watch the recording on YouTube
Nominated in the 2026 JazzFM Awards, Marvin Muoneké has been dubbed 'The Young Man with The Old Soul' and once you hear his voice you'll understand why – his sound has been likened to Nat 'King' Cole, Johnny Hartman and Billy Eckstine. He has toured with the award-winning swing band, Down For The Count and sung with the Vince Dunn Orchestra and NYJO (the National Youth Jazz Orchestra). He is also a gifted songwriter, arranger and trumpet player.
Alex Webb is a prolific songwriter, arranger and pianist, whose songs have been recorded by jazz singers China Moses, Mina Agossi, Sandra Nkake, Liane Carroll, Allan Harris, Vimala Rowe and Alexander Stewart, among others. In the past year Marvin and Alex have released two singles, ‘Forbidden Fruit' and ‘Angel' which are available on digital platforms.
Gary Crosby OBE is a leading jazz double bassist, bandleader, composer/arranger, educator, record producer, company director and facilitator, and was a founder member of the Jazz Warriors. He is the Founder and Artistic Director of Tomorrow's Warriors, providing a platform for talented young musicians who wish to pursue a career in jazz.
Alfonso Vitale , from Messina, Sicily, is a top-drawer jazz and classical percussionist and one of the most in-demand drummers in London today.
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