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Ewan Bleach is an internationally recognised clarinettist, saxophonist, pianist and singer specialising in old-style jazz. He runs variety of regular jazz nights in London and collaborates with many original music projects in variety of styles. Please support our work: https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=2X3AHMH9VXPXU
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00:00Hello, good evening everyone, good evening and welcome to SansFilm and SansFilm's Music Room.
00:24Some of you know and are familiar with SansFilm. SansFilm is primarily a film studio, so workspace.
00:31We've always had a history of having a very nice relationship with music.
00:37But during the lockdown it gave us the sort of impetus to create the Music Room,
00:45which is an opportunity for musicians. At the time there was no venue available at all,
00:50but they could come here, perform and we could use the facility of the studio to stream live events during the lockdown.
00:57And we did lots of concerts during that period.
01:00And now we wish to continue this project, but now we've got the benefit of you, the live audience,
01:06who's joining the online audience. So those events are actually quite complicated to set up
01:11because there is a live audience and there's a lot of people on YouTube and Facebook and websites and everything watching.
01:18And so it makes the audience watching, it's not just you 30, 40 people here tonight,
01:24but it's also all the people who are online and who are joining us.
01:28So welcome to everyone. As you know, we don't charge, I mean, we are not, because we're not a venue,
01:36we don't have a fixed price ticketing policy. In fact, the notion of putting a fixed price on something
01:43is cultural or artistic is slightly nonsensical. So we do nominal price for the in-person sitting
01:53and online is completely free. But we do have costs. And so we do welcome donations.
02:00During the lockdown, we had a lot of support, a lot of people helped us deliver art and culture for free, effectively.
02:09I mean, we don't, it's not free, it's just available. And that's the important thing.
02:13And some people contribute to that. And we thank enormously all the supporters who've made it possible.
02:20And tonight is, in a way, is no exception. So all the people online, as well as people here,
02:24you are more than welcome to make donations to support our endeavour and our continuation, which we will continue.
02:32So the one thing, the last thing I have to say is, as you can see, there is a grand piano here.
02:38And this is the first, this is the first time, the first concert, where we have a grand piano at Stan's Films.
02:44It's not our piano. We are babysitting the piano. Is that? No, maybe not, by the mean.
02:51We are looking after it while the owner is away somewhere in the world.
02:55He may never come back, but I think if he comes back, he will reclaim his piano.
03:01But I thought that was the opportunity to set up a whole series of concerts
03:08which will make use of the specific sound, specific quality of a grand piano,
03:13which we normally can't do, but which we, at the moment, have the luxury of having.
03:18So, with this, I welcome tonight's musicians.
03:23I will go away and welcome Ewan Bleach and Scott.
03:30Okay.
03:43Good evening, ladies and gentlemen.
03:49So, yeah.
03:52This is, this is Will Scott.
03:55And he's visiting from Cyprus.
03:58So, we decided to put a special concert, well, I decided let's, you know, honor his arrival with a concert.
04:05And then I got carried away and managed to create a whole entire set, all of my original music,
04:10which is the very first time I've ever managed to do that.
04:13So, this is all my music and it's, yes.
04:19And the first song is named after this lady here, because she was my, I was her lodger.
04:25So, er, it's called, Gina's Place.
04:30Okay.
04:31Can we have a note, quickly?
04:34Sorry, after the tune, this is not the piece.
04:38So, what's the note, please?
04:40Okay.
04:42One.
04:43Two.
04:44One.
04:45One.
04:46Two.
04:47Okay.
04:48One.
04:49Two.
04:50One.
04:51One.
04:52Two.
04:53One.
04:54One.
04:55Two.
04:56One.
04:57Two.
04:58I don't know.
04:59One.
05:01Two.
05:02One.
05:03Two.
05:04One.
05:05Two.
05:06Two.
09:06Yeah, so this is kind of dance music mostly, but unfortunately there's no room to dance,
09:11but I guess anyway.
09:14We're now going to continue with a waltz, which is called Shadwell Spring, because we're
09:21next to Shadwell and I wrote it one spring in Shadwell.
09:23And yes, Colin's going to take it away.
12:31So, we'd now like to invite a lovely neighbor of mine, the wonderful Ed Parr.
12:39Hello.
12:40Ed Parr.
12:41So, yes, Ed Parr plays the trombone, and we're now going to play a song which is, well,
12:54it's one of those things.
12:57I pretty much solidified the names of these songs just in time for the program to be printed,
13:03and I've settled on Mystic Mood.
13:08That's sort of taken away from the mystic, hasn't it, now?
13:10There's no mystery, now.
13:11There's no mystery, now.
13:12But, no, it's...
13:13Yes.
13:14We'll just play it for you.
13:17Nice and tough.
13:20Okay.
13:21So, one, two, three.
13:27Come on.
13:28Oh, hi.
23:19I lost a button though.
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