Hi Res Heart (Pyne / Archer / Keeffe / Bardon) Tickets

Jazz North East Presents…

Sunday 3rd November 2024
Hi Res Heart
The Globe 
Doors 7.30pm (Music Starts 8.00pm)

HI RES HEART

Martin Pyne (Drums / Percussion / Vibraphone)
Martin Archer (Saxophones and Woodwind)
Charlotte Keeffe (Trumpet and Flugelhorn)
Michael Bardon (Double Bass) 

Hi Res Heart is a multi-media improvising group where spaciousness and fire co-exist. Even when the music is at its most abstract, the spirit of the blues is never too far away. The horns are direct and melodic in an open ended flow which reacts to the moment, while the unusual percussion set up of drum set, hand percussion and vibraphone provides an ever changing textural and rhythmic counterpoint.

“The chemistry is magical, the musicianship is second to none, and the interchange between all seeps in like fast blood as spectacular” – Lee Henderson (BIG BEAUTIFUL NOISE)

“Cherish these sounds, for their creators indeed make them sing” - Darren Bergstein (Downtown Music Gallery, New York)

“A circus of sounds where even ‘the riot’ is riotous fun, the ridiculous made into gravitas, improvisation turned into chamber music. Beauty on the edge of horizon” – Steve Day (2022)

Hi Res Heart appear as part of two improvisational events scheduled by Jazz North East upstairs at The Globe featuring artists from the Sheffield based Discus Music label, the most celebrated recording home for improvisational music in the North. December will feature the brilliant trio of Mick Beck, Dominic Lash and Paul Hession.  

www.discus-music.org
www.hiresheart.org


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VENUE ADDRESS

The Globe, 
11 Railway Street, 
NE4 7AD 
www.theglobenewcastle.bar 


AGE RESTRICTIONS / ACCESSIBILITY / TRAVEL

Age Restrictions: All ages welcome with under 18’s accompanied by an adult. 

Accessibility: Fully accessible for wheelchair users. 

Travel: Central Station Metro is located just under half a mile from the venue (approximately 8 minutes walk) 

Buses: 12 / 12A / 22 / 22X to Scotswood Road

Limited street parking outside of the venue, a small fee based car park is located across the road. 


Please do contact the venue for full details regarding younger ages and for any further queries regarding accessibility and parking.

We encourage ecologically sustainable travel wherever possible by foot, bike and public transport.