ABOUT TIM FAIRHALL
Tim Fairhall is a double bass player, composer and teacher, and plays worldwide.
He has performed on many of the most significant stages in Britain and internationally, including the Barbican, the Royal Festival Hall, the Royal Albert Hall, Glasgow Royal Concert Hall, Cologne Philharmonic, Gulbenkian Grande Auditorium Lisbon, and many others. In 2008 he graduated with distinction from the MMus in Jazz Performance at the Guildhall School, following on from a BA in Philosophy from Cambridge University.
Since then, he has played in a notable diversity of musical situations, including (amongst many others); songs in the Sephardic tradition with world music superstar Yasmin Levy; piano/laptopled post-classical with Piano Interrupted; contemporary jazz compositions with the John Martin Quartet and The Casimir Connection; free jazz and improv with the London Improvisors' Orchestra and Julie Kjaer; bluegrass and modern folk with the Thumping Tommys and James Patrick Gavin; and a season with Gifford’s Circus.