Burrough Jazz presents the Sean Fyfe Quartet
שישי 05/02/2027 19:30
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One of the busiest pianists in London, Sean Fyfe is a presence on the piano that is virtuosic and tasteful. Drawing heavily on the hard-bop era of jazz, he has developed a unique style on the instrument and in his musical writing. The night will feature music from Sean’s most recent album “Follow-Up.” Joining Sean will be his fiery quartet: Dave O’Higgins (Tenor Sax), Matt Fishwick (drums), and Jeremy Brown (bass). Sean has worked with a number of American musicians including Ralph Moore, Jon Gordon, Greg Abate, Joe Farnsworth and Alex Claffy, as well as top UK musicians Alan Barnes, Leo Richardson, Sebastiaan De Krom, Mornington Lockett, and Alex Garnett. Sean’s playing draws heavily on the music of Cedar Walton, Bill Evans, Bobby Timmons and Wynton Kelly.Canadian jazz pianist Sean Fyfe emerges as a distinguished artist with an impressive international footprint, having graced stages in New York and Montreal. Noteworthy for his collaborative work on acclaimed recordings such as 'In This Moment' (2022) and 'Opening Statement' (2017) with Sam Kirmayer, as well as 'Conduit' (2014) featuring Azar Lawrence with Al McLean, Fyfe recently marked his third record as a bandleader with ‘Follow-Up’ (2025), following his debut albums ‘Stepping Stones’ (2024), and 'Late Night' (2022).A product of the esteemed Manhattan School of Music and McGill University, Fyfe refined his skills under the mentorship of pianists Jeremy Manasia, Garry Dial, Andre White, and Joshua Rager. His performances have left an indelible mark on iconic venues like Smalls, Mezzrow, Pizza Express and Ronnie Scott’s. Fyfe's collaborative endeavors span continents, featuring partnerships with acclaimed musicians such as Ralph Moore, Jon Gordon, Greg Abate, Alex Claffy, Joe Farnsworth, Alan Barnes, Dave O’Higgins, Quentin Collins and Alex Garnett. Grounded in the traditions of jazz luminaries like Bill Evans, Bobby Timmons, Wynton Kelly, and Cedar Walton, Fyfe's artistry resonates with a profound appreciation…