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Anjali Perin, Bruno D'Ambra, Ben Hazelton, Brian Edwards and Rod Youngs at Kings Place's summer party

"If music be the food of love ..." it will enhance every occasion.

The Spitz provides excellent, professional, friendly musicians. From celebrations to conferences, from homes to hospitals, memorials, schools to Nursing Homes. Classical, Jazz, Reggae, Folk, Blues, DJs, you name it ....

If you are not sure what you would like, we also offer a unique, individual service to help you find the perfect combination for your occasion and within your budget.

Please contact Jane Glitre at mail2012@spitz.co.uk.

SPITZ EVENTS

Coming in May

Girls in Airports

SPITZ JAZZ

Spitz@ Primo Bar, Park Plaza Hotel,
200 Westminster Bridge Road, SE1 7UT

Every Sunday, 8pm-11pm, Free

Relaxing Sunday night Jazz in this warm, atmospheric setting.

Sunday 29th January

Peter Grogan – sax
Hannes Riepler – guitar
Karl Rasheed Abel – double bass

Sunday 5th February

Peter Wareham – sax
Lewis Wright – vibes
Tim Thornton – double bass

Sunday 12th February

Emine Pirhasan – vocals
Sam Crowe – piano
Henrik Jensen – double bass

Sunday 19th February

Jay Phelps – trumpet
Peter Edwards – piano
Adam King – double bass

Sunday 26th February

Peter Grogan – sax
Hannes Riepler – guitar
Ruth Goller – double bass

Past lineups

A Great Night In The Spitz

a film documentary
52min | UK | 2008 | Dir: Gea Russell & Ken Kamanayo

The Spitz music venue opened in 1996. Over 11 years The Spitz hosted more than 3000 concerts featuring the best in cutting edge music. It was forced to close in 2007 due to re-development of Old Spitalfields Market. This is a music documentary of the last ever event held at the Spitz on 27th September 2007; a concert over two floors featuring some of the best of London's contemporary music scene ... A Great Night In The Spitz.

A Great Night In The Spitz was inspired by Art Kane's 1958 photo A Great Day In Harlem which featured the top jazz musicians of 1950s New York. A Great Night In The Spitz was shot entirely over the last 48 hours of The Spitz's existence and portrays some of London's top musicians with a special focus on the elite of London's Black jazz musicians.

Director Jane Glitre said: 'So much of The Spitz was about to become an invisible, silent memory. I felt it was essential to try and encapsulate some of that spirit by documenting the last night in 109, Commercial Street.'

Based around an open live concert, key members of the UK's music community dropped by to pay their last respects and to celebrate 11 years of great music.

Featured artists include: The Spitz Jazz Collective, Soweto Kinch, Gwyneth Herbert, Seb Rochford and Terry Edwards.

'MOJO magazine is distraught at the thought of the Spitz closing its doors for good and all. It has served a world of vibrant, genuinely alternative music virtually single-handed.' MOJO

See a slideshow of the last night at The Spitz on YouTube » www.youtube.com/gideonmendel

What the critics said about The Spitz

"Always on the out-there side of cutting edge" - Independent on Sunday

"Tomorrow's lineups today." - flavorpill

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