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SHEKU KANNEH-MASON & HARRY BAKER
Sheku Kanneh-Mason meets jazz pianist Harry Baker in a set where Bach, Janáček, folk, and Lianne La Havas flow freely between improvisation and tradition. Expect groove, lyricism, and bold reimaginings in this fearless musical dialogue. Two artists, one conversation—always in motion.
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- Sheku Kanneh-Mason cello
- Harry Baker piano
What happens when a soulful classical cellist meets a jazz pianist who lives for improvisation? Sparks fly. Sheku Kanneh-Mason and Harry Baker dive into the spirit of Bach, pulling the thread through Janáček’s dreamy Pohádka, Villa-Lobos’s lush Bachianas Brasileiras, folk tunes, Pat Metheny grooves, Bill Evans moods, and reimagined songs by Lianne La Havas and Laura Mvula. This is music in motion — a fearless back-and-forth where genres blur and boundaries bend. Rooted in tradition, lifted by improvisation, and full of spontaneous energy, each piece becomes a fresh conversation.