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Van Morrison Alumni Band
The Van Morrison Alumni Band is a repertory ensemble of musicians who performed and recorded with Van Morrison over several decades, brought together to play his catalogue live. The project is curated and hosted by saxophonist Leo Green, a BBC Radio 2 and Jazz FM broadcaster who played on seven Van Morrison albums and toured internationally with him.
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- 11 aoûtLondonEmerald TheatreVoir les détails
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À propos de Van Morrison Alumni Band
The band's members are drawn from Morrison's own touring and recording units and collectively hold several hundred credits on his albums. Its line-up has included Matt Holland on trumpet and flugelhorn, Robin Aspland on piano, Alec Dankworth on bass, drummers Ralph Salmins and Geoff Dunn, guitarist Matt White and Hammond organist Gary Baldwin, with vocalists including Jo Harman and Hayley Sanderson.
Concerts draw on Morrison's best-known songs, among them "Moondance," "Gloria," "Brown Eyed Girl," "Have I Told You Lately" and "Bright Side of the Road," performed in arrangements close to the original recordings that many of the musicians themselves played on. Van Morrison has publicly endorsed the project, saying the songs "are meant to be sung and heard."
The band tours concert halls and theatres as a live repertory show built from its members' shared history with the songwriter; Morrison himself does not perform in these concerts.