JATBL - Dominic Ingham Quintet

Dominic Ingham is a violinist and composer who seeks to combine violin techniques from his folk and classical background, in order to create a unique way of playing jazz violin. His compositions are influenced by those of Pat Metheny, Ambrose Akinmusire, Vince Mendoza, as well as classical composers such as Ravel and Debussy. Dominic’s Quintet features Jonny Mansfield (winner of 2018 Kenny Wheeler Prize) on vibraphone, David Swan on Piano, Will Sach on bass and Jay Davis on drums. They explore new musical spaces through this unusual line-up, as well as performing “modern-day lullabies”.

Dominic is currently a member of Bonsai, who are ‘one of the most talked about and critically acclaimed young bands on the UK scene’. He has toured extensively across the UK and Europe, playing at prestigious venues/festivals such as Ronnie Scotts, Love Supreme, The Royal Albert Hall, The Barbican and EFG London Jazz Festival. In 2020, he was a semifinalist in the Zbigniew Seifert International Jazz Violin Competition.

In 2020 Dominic released his debut album ‘Role Models’ to critical acclaim. He is currently touring this music around the UK with funding from Arts Council England. In the same year he was a semifinalist in the Zbigniew Seifert International Jazz Violin Competition.

Dominic is also a keen educator and holds the position of Jazz Violin / Improvisation Tutor at Chetham’s School of Music in Manchester.

“Ingham’s music propels him into the ranks, writing an exciting chapter in contemporary UK jazz history” - All About Jazz

"Arresting suite of his lucidly crafted and characterful pieces" - Jazz Journal

“The ability of Dominic becomes immediately apparent as his violin skilfully soars above a slow-burning groover” - Jazzwise

“A rare treat...should be heard live whenever possible” - Kit Downes

“Elegant originals” - BBC Music Magazine

“I’d love to catch this band live!” - The Jazz Mann

Please note that due to COVID regulations, audience numbers will be limited to 100 seats (no standing) and tickets (online and on the door combined) will be sold on a first come, first serve basis. For tickets bought on the door, card payment is preferred.

Doors 7:30pm / music from 8pm.

Advance Tickets:

General Admission: £13.50

Concessions : £10.50

Student Tickets: £5

Ticket prices on the door:

General Admission: £15

Concessions: £12

Student Tickets: £5