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JAZZ AT THE RHYTHM STATION RAWTENSTALL 01706-214039. Enquiries THE VERY BEST OF JAZZ VENUES TUES 8.30-11.00pm. Featuring The Rhythm StationTrio Plus Special guests. TUESDAY March 18th 2008 ADMISSION £9. 00 TONIGHT’S GUEST Julian Marc Stringle (CLARINET) with Dominic Ashworth (Guitar ) Julian Marc Stringle was a child prodigy reed player. He studied clarinet with the renowned Wilf Keeley and composition with William Lloyd Webber. Captivated by the sound of Peanuts Hucko, at the age of 12 he formed Young Jazz’ a teenage dixieland band ‘and made his TV debut with Acker Bilk. At 17 he formed a modern Jazz quartet and started touring Europe. Julian plays alto and tenor saxophones but the clarinet is his passion and he is considered by many to be the finest player on the instrument in Europe. A versatile performer/composer, Julian writes TV jingles and documentary film scores. He stars in the Digby Fairweather band that is currently touring but Julian is devoting the bulk of his time to recording with the Dream Band in an attempt to re-establish the sound of the clarinet in popular music. Julian Marc Stringle is the best clarinettist to emerge in British jazz for several decades” John Dankworth CBE “Blues for the morning after is the best ever recording by a British clarinet player” Digby Fairweather “Julian is now one of the world’s great clarinet players – right up there with Eddie Daniels” Jim Mullen Julian is a thoroughly engaging and vibrant clarinettist. He’s got it all - sound, technique, ideas and feeling! Ken Peplowski Dominic Ashworth Born in Canada, Dominic first studied guitar at the University of Toronto. On moving to the UK he continued his studies at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama before replacing John Parricelli in The Dream Band. Dominic has written music for the theatre, radio and television, played with Mike Garrick and his son Christian in their string trio, and recorded with George Melly, Carol Kidd and Digby Fairweather. His distinctive sound is on all of The Dream Band albums. Voted Best Guitarist, British Jazz Awards 2006. All other enquiries to D.Dundon 0161-796-0275 [email protected] www.dunrhythm.co.uk