Noble–Slavík–Clarvis Trio

Noble - Slavík -Clarvis is a combination of three musicians - pianist Liam Nobl, drummer Paul Clarvis and double bassist Jiří Slavík. "These gentlemen were my long -standing patterns at a time when I studied at the Royal Academy of Music in London," Silesian native confided. The trio was not just a one -off matter. After the release of the nostalgia and the first short tour in March 2023 returns to the stages. Including George Gershwin and Charles Mingus compositions. However, this is not the only source of repertoire. Jiří Slavík also added several author pieces to verified melodies, but written in a traditional spirit. In addition, he started to modify completely unexpected. For example, the funny rework of the Vejvoda Modřany Polky , better known as a pity of love or in the world Beer Barrel Polka . But in Slavík's design it is not a polk at all ... Also another cover-version tend to be fun and unexpected, as in the case of Irish popular it’s and long way to Tipperary . Occasionally, the trio cuts the jolly finish love me into , an ancient hit Beatles, and will surely come to a new surprise. The result is a relaxed and relaxed mood in the auditorium and stage. He has made seven profile or fellow bands. As Sideman or teammates in the group, Noble chose Moondog, Mark Lockheart, Ingrid Laubrock (four albums), Dave Liebman, Eric Harland and Lionel Louke. He composed the song cycle to order the Festival Birmingham Jazz and many other works. He worked or works as a teacher at the Royal Academy of Music, Trinity Laban, Birmingham Conservatoire and the University of Kent. He often performs in various projects or in a duo with Paul Clarvis. The dazzling track of a virtuoso instrumentalist started as a favorite player at London's Leonard Bernstein concerts. In 1996, as one of the soloists, he performed a concert for the saxophone and drum kit Sir Harrison Birtwistle. He also worked as a home percussionist of famous recording studios Abbey Road. He played with a plethora of the biggest stars of various genres, whether it was Paul McCartney, Mick Jagger, Nina Simone, Herbie Hancock, Ravi Shankar, Marc Ribot, Loreen McKennit, Bryan Ferry, Elton John and Stevie Wonder. Last but not least, he participated in shooting scenic music for dozens of famous films including Star Wars, Harry Potter, Hobbit, Lord of the Rings, Shakespeare, Madagascar or Robin Hood . by a tool. As he moved to Rome as a fourteen -year -old with his family, he visited the Massima Giorgi double bass class to Santa Cecilia Conservatoire. He then received a scholarship at the London Royal Academy of Music, where he devoted himself to classical double bass and jazz composition thanks to the astonishing talent and extraordinary study results. In fact, however, George can virtually play on where. Not only for string instruments including violin, but also for brass tools or keys. Knowledge of the technique of individual instruments allows him to brilliant composition for various casts, in genres from contemporary "serious" music to jazz or scenic music to the responses of Moravian folklore. The Nightingaman is rather a world -class in Prague. Next to Italy and Charles University, he worked in France for many years. Perhaps the diversity and openness of Slavík's musical thinking are taken from here. For the album mother tires (2016), influenced by Moravian folk music, got an "angel" in the World Music category. So far he has published seven author or co -authors, many others participated as an artist. He has literally performed all over the world, from Beijing to Alexandria to New York. He has cooperated with personalities like Barre Phillips (The Hunters album Crossbows Counter -Basbows), Antonin Tri Hoang, Fred Thomas, Jiří Levíček, Vít Křišťan and Oskar Török. And also Yo-Yo Ma, with whom he "music on the boat" in the punch of the devil during a visit to the world-famous cellist in Prague in September 2021.