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Jazz Trio
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I cant give you anthing but love |
Summertime |
Click on the links below to hear MP3 samples
Stormy weather MP3 - trio
Sweet Georgia Brown MP3 - duo
My baby just cares for me MP3 - duo
I've got you under my skin MP3 - trio
About the Musicians...
Lizzie Scott - Vocals
Lizzie was born in Australia & was introduced to Ella Fitzgerald, Billie Holiday & Louis
Armstrong while watching her Father restore vintage cars in his back-yard garage.
She's spent her entire life performing; beginning dancing at age 3 and studying opera at Adelaide Conservatorium
of Music & performing arts at The Drama Centre at Flinders University gaining a first class B.A. with Honours.
In a move to Sydney, Lizzie was offered a role in Cameron Mackintosh's stage production
of Elvis the Musical & subsequently sung with Sydney 's top jazz & swing bands
including a 3 year residency at the famous Marble Bar in the Hilton Hotel.
Quickly after moving to London in 2000, Lizzie became one of the most sought after jazz/swing singers;
touring the UK & Europe with the most outstanding bands; Piccadilly Dance Orchestra, big band Jivin' Miss Daisy,
the Do-Rites & the Boisdales Blue Rhythm Band; recording various CDs & performing at venues like Royal Festival Hall,
Queen Elizabeth Hall, the Dorchester, the Savoy Hotel, Boisdales Jazz Club & the 100 Club. She has been guest vocalist
with many acts including the Cotton Club Orchestra & the Pasadena Roof Orchestra at festivals in Switzerland & Germany .
"Lizzie Scott has the kind of style jazz musicians love - direct and nicely phrased, with no showy tricks.
And you only have to hear her sing to know how well she understands the art of the ballad”
Dave Gelly, MBE, jazz critic of The Observer
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Performing as a duo Vocals: Lizzie Scott Guitar: Andy Robinson |
Andy Robinson: Guitar
Andy Robinson came to the guitar relatively late, at age 23, having previously played trombone, tuba and
toy ukulele for several years. He has played in dance bands, cruise ships, numerous
west end theatre shows,
the National Theatre, the Royal Shakespeare Company, and also as a session musician for childrens television
("Spot the Dog" amongst others), jingles, pop sessions, etc. He also writes and arranges for jazz big band.
Andy is a fine jazz guitarist and his influences range from Django Reinhardt to Tony Rice, from Wes Montgomery
to Pat Metheny, and from Jim Hall to John Scofield. In a jazz setting Andy is mainly to be heard
playing his custom made Manson seven-string guitar (it has an extra bass string).
Andy is also a software designer and is the author of Transcribe!. This package assists musicians in the process of
transcribing music from recordings and is used by thousands of musicians world-wide, including many leading jazz artists.
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Jazz Deco Trio |
Antonia Fuchs: Violin
Antonia has been playing the violin from the age of three, finishing her studies at
Trinity College of music and the Guildhall School of music and drama.
In 1998 she freelanced between the Royal Philharmonic, The English National Opera and the London Session Orchestra
and subsequently has recorded with the biggest names in the music industry, Cleo Line, Diana Krall, Joni Michell,
Eric Clapton, Madonna, Paul Mc Cartney, Elton John, Seal, Bjork, Peter Gabriel to name a few.
She has toured with orchestras around the world, recorded countless film sessions for the top film composers of
this generation and performed regular concerts at the Barbican ,Queen Elizabeth hall and the Royal Albert Hall.
In 2000 she has played solo violin at the National theatre, West End Shows,
and toured Europe with the renound American orchestra from Minnesota.
In 2004 she travelled across the Pacific, by yacht, giving solo classical concerts to Island people that had
never seen a live violinist before, which has resulted in a new direction of improvising with Jazz.
Her main influence being the style of Django Reinhardt and Joe Venute.
In January 2006 she had her beautiful baby daughter Natalia.
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Contact: jazztrio@lizziescott.com
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