Chatting with pianist and composer Paul Edis about composition, working with others, and his wonderful new album

In this week’s episode we chat with the very talented pianist, composer and arranger Paul Edis. We chat about his latest album "The Still Point of the Turning World", his creative processes when working within classical and jazz genres, and who he turns to for support as a musician and a creator. There’s of course a very taxing quiz(!), an evolution within our fantasy house band, and some fabulous album recommendations that even made the host’s hairs stand up on his arms, including: Night Train by Oscar Peterson (1963) released on Verve Kind of Blue by Miles Davis (1959) released on Columbia Solo Monk by Thelonius Monk (1965) released on Columbia Paul's website: Paul on YouTube: Support You can help support the podcast and keep us ad free. Especially useful if you’d like to support the podcast and want to keep it ad free. Plus it makes Chris feel very happy indeed! Show info Presenter: Chris Newstead Theme: by SoundWorkLab, licensed through AudioJungle. Recorded October 2021.

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Chatting with pianist and composer Paul Edis about composition, working with others, and his wonderful new album is an episode from Watford Jazz Junction by Chris Newstead.

This episode is 24:47 long.

This episode was published on Oct 10, 2021.

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