1. Huw Warren is a Welsh jazz pianist and composer whose work crosses several genres.
16 Facts About Huw Warren
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Huw Warren is known as co-leader and founder of the jazz quartet Perfect Houseplants.
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Huw Warren was the co-leader and founder of the jazz quartet Perfect Houseplants with Mark Lockheart, Dudley Phillips, and Martin France.
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Between 1997 and 2005, Huw Warren worked closely with UK jazz label Babel, which released five albums of his music.
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Huw Warren arranged and produced a Welsh Hymn album in 2004, Duw a Wyr with singer Lleuwen Steffan.
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Huw Warren has worked extensively with partner Maria Lamburn, producing three albums with her and setting up Maizeh Music.
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Huw Warren has collaborated with Mark Feldman, Maria Pia De Vito, Peter Herbert, Joanna MacGregor, Theo Bleckmann, Pamela Thorby, and Erik Truffaz.
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In 2019, Huw Warren released albums for the Italian label CAM Jazz, including a trio album Everything in Between with Dudley Phillips and Zoot Huw Warren, and a live duo album New Day with saxophonist Mark Lockheart.
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Huw Warren has performed and recorded with Kenny Wheeler, Loose Tubes, Steve Arguelles, Julian Arguelles, Billy Jenkins, John Parricelli, John Etheridge, Christine Tobin, Tim Garland, Scott Stroman, Antonio Forcione, and Brian Abrahams' District Six.
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Huw Warren has worked with Billy Bragg, Elvis Costello, Eddi Reader, Echobelly, Christine Collister, and the Audio Bullys.
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Huw Warren has recorded film scores for Colin Towns, Stephen Warbeck and Mike Gibbs.
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Huw Warren has worked with artists from a number of different fields including:.
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Huw Warren has worked as a piano and composition teacher in the Jazz departments at Royal Academy of Music, Guildhall School of Music and Drama, London, and led many workshops and specialist music education programs.
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Huw Warren has written and arranged the ABRSM jazz syllabus.
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Huw Warren did live broadcasts for Radio 3, including duos with Peter Herbert and John Parricelli.
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Huw Warren appeared in the Brecon Jazz Festival, a BBC4 documentary "Jazz Pianists", as well as a S4C 25th anniversary program about Brecon Jazz in 2007.