Sunday December 13th 2026
2-5pm
£9 / £6 members + concs
The Rose Hill
Roger Turner – drums and percussion
‘One of the giants of free improvisation’ – The Wire
Roger Turner has been working as an improvising percussionist since the early 1970s, playing both solo and in collaboration with musicians such as Annette Peacock, Phil Minton, Cecil Taylor, Masahiko Satoh, Charles Gayle, Lol Coxhill, Derek Bailey, Otomo Yoshihide, Toshinori Kondo and Axel Dorner. He has toured and played concerts worldwide from Sydney to the Arctic, Tokyo to Belfast, New York to Beirut.
N.O. Moore
‘Moore shifts fluidly from argumentatively fractured jazz licks to spacey atmospherics to mad cat hisses…’ – The Wire
N.O. Moore developed his musical ideas during workshops with Eddie Prevost and has gone on to partner John Butcher, Rachel Musson, Henry Kaiser, John Edwards, Jason Yarde, Binker Golding, Sue Lynch, Alan Wilkinson, Steve Noble and Steve Beresford.
Chris Biscoe – alto/soprano sax, alto clarinet
‘Biscoe’s ability to bridge sound worlds as different as Evan Parker’s and Charlie Parker’s makes him one of the most formidable European saxophonists’ – John Fordham, The Guardian
Growing up in an era when jazz was in a period of ferment and change, Chris Biscoe is one of the players who bridge the worlds of jazz, free jazz and improvised music. He has appeared as a soloist on more than 50 albums, including records with George Russell, Mike Westbrook, Andy Sheppard, The Brotherhood of Breath, Liam Noble, Tony Kofi and Allison Neale. Major tours include the Hermeto Pascoal Big Band, The New York Composers Orchestra, Orchestre National de Jazz, and the David Murray Big Band.
Dragonmelt
Adrian Southby’s explorations in tabletop guitar and fx.
“Swirling clouds of chaos, gradually disintegrating, only to be built up again…”