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Poiniciana : The Music of Ahmad Jamal is the fifth duo album by Mark Allaway and Nick Tomalin. The album celebrates the music of Ahmad Jamal and features some of his best known compositions alongside tunes associated with him. Bassist Dominic Howles also features on four tracks

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Winter Chimes is the first Christmas duo album by Nick Tomalin and Mark Allaway. It features tasteful, swinging performances of some much- loved seasonal favourites, along with some more unusual selections

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Nick Tomalin Trio Live at the Cricket Club 15/02/2012

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Brew Time is the 3rd duo album by Nick Tomalin and Mark Allaway. It features another selection of timeless standards, melodic originals and some more unusual tunes.

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"If you want to hear a relaxing set of sensitively played originals and standards, Brew Time is an ideal companion" London Jazz News

Storyline is the second duo album by Nick Tomalin and Mark Allaway. It features standards both old and new and melodic originals.

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Naming Clouds is the first duo album by Nick Tomalin and ex-Itchy Fingers saxophonist Mark Allaway. The album consists of new arrangements of old standards and some originals.

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An album of original material, featuring the great Gareth Lockrane on flutes.

Personnel:  Nick Tomalin - piano

                   Gareth Lockrane - flutes

                   Dominic Howles - bass

                   Matt Fishwick - drums

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Molly and the Owl is a jazz piece for children it combines a spoken story with an original jazz score.​

 

Prelude (Molly and the Owl Theme)

Molly's Walk

Twit-Twoo Blues

Lost

Molly's lament

Broom-cupboard Bossa

Molly and the Owl Theme

Lullaby

 

"Credit  due to pianist writer Tomalin for his broad take on jazz, and managing to strike an effective balance between an educational and fun element."  Selwyn Harris   Jazzwise Magazine. ​

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