Keith Harrison-Broninski

Knud Stűwe (oud and classical guitar), Dave Smith (drums and percussion), and Keith Harrison-Broninski (piano) close the second year of Stolen Moments with a jazz celebration of John Dowland and the Golden Age of English lute music.

Rosanna Schura (vocals) and Nathan Mansfield (violin) join Keith Harrison-Broninski (piano) for a jazz take on the wonderful music of the Appalachian Mountains.

Kevin Figes (sax) and Keith Harrison-Broninski (piano) explore the haunting music of Scandinavia and Northern Europe.

John Martin (sax) and Keith Harrison-Broninski (piano) re-invent as jazz the exciting and offbeat dance music of 17th century England.

Sam Crockatt (sax) and Henrik Jensen (double bass) re-join pianist Keith Harrison-Broninski for more lyrical original compositions and jazz versions of esoteric folk tunes.

Al Swainger (double bass, electric bass, and electronica), who joined Keith Harrison-Broninski (piano) for the first ever Stolen Moments, returns to further develop their intricate original compositions that fuse acoustics and electronica.

Nick Pini (double bass) returns to join Keith Harrison-Broninski (piano) for more beautiful jazz ballads that you don't often get to hear in concert.

Guitarist Martin Kolarides (who declines to say whether his extraordinary skills are due to a late night crossroads meeting) joins Pete Maxfield (double bass) and Keith Harrison-Broninski (piano) to explore the intersection between celtic music, bluegrass, and jazz.

Much-loved singer Emma Harris joins Keith Harrison-Broninski (piano) for their favourite heartbreakers and heartwarmers from the Great American Songbook.

Jake McMurchie (of award-winning quartet Get The Blessing) joins Keith Harrison-Broninski (piano) and Henrik Jensen (double bass) to present the unforgettable and much-loved compositions of Duke Ellington and Billy Strayhorn.

For 13 years, legendary hard bop outfit Code Red tore up the Bristol harbourside every week. Every now and then, Ben Waghorn (sax), Andy Christie (gtr), Andy Keep (bs), and Andy Tween (dr) join Frome Jazz Club pianist Keith Harrison-Broninski to play classic Code Red material for a special occasion - and from 12-3pm on 8 September 2024, it's Somerset Jazz Festival. You'll never think of Sunday lunchtime the same way again.

Mirek Salmon (bandoneon) joins pianist Keith Harrison-Broninski to play the astonishing modern tangos of Astor Piazzolla plus other tango classics and originals