Eyal Lovett + Dominic Harrison Quartet

EYAL LOVETT

EyalLovett is an Israeli jazz pianist and composer. He was awarded the prize for “Artistof the year” by Jazzy Berlin in 2017 and in June2018, his trio won 1stplace at the international competition JazzWings in Warsaw.

Eyal Lovett studied in the New School for jazz and contemporary music in NewYork with such musicians as Sam Yahel, George Cables, Hal Galper andAri Hoening. He is an award winning alumni of the first class ofthe prestigious joint program of The New School for Jazz andContemporary Music and The Israeli Conservatory. Eyal continued his education at the New School in New York, where he was awarded scholarships for outstanding performance, and was chosen to represent the school in festivals in Europe.

EyalLovett is an Israeli jazz pianist and composer. He was awarded the prize for “Artistof the year” by Jazzy Berlin in 2017 and in June2018, his trio won 1stplace at the international competition JazzWings in Warsaw.

Lovett'smusic is an inspiring combination of the classical- piano trio style,iconically represented by the likes of Bill Evans and Brad Mehldau,Israeli folk music, and traditional Mediterranean music which have shaped the musical environment of his youth.

"There are so many treasures here – and these eighty-four minutes have, over a period of time, repeatedly called me back to focus on their intricacies and their sincerity. At the moment, I wouldn’t stray far without this very special collection" - Adrian Pallant

DOMINIC HARRISON QUARTET

warded first place in competitions such as “Northern European Jazz Talent 2019” and the “International Big Band Contest 2019”, the drummer Dominic Harrison is a rising name on the European Jazz Scene. After an almost lifelong journey through different musical genres, with the start of his studies in 2016, he intensively began to study jazz in all its forms and to live and love it. In addition to the HfMT Hamburg, he gained valuable practical experience in the outstanding Landesjugendjazzorchester of Hamburg and Brandenburg. His development led to concerts and collaborations with artists such as Randy Brecker, Joris Teepe and Gabriel Coburger. His own various projects also include “The Collective Abroad”, which emerged from the European Jazzlab 2019 – a band with outstanding European talents – which tours regularly in Germany and Scandinavia. His Quartet plays rearranged standards, as well as originals.

Tenor - Lauri Kadalipp
Trumpet - Björn Atle Anfinsen
Bass - Lucas Kolbe
Drums - Dominic Harrison