Friday 14 September 2018
Duval Timothy's Whale
Live performance of Whale by Duval Timothy, London 2017.
Duval Timothy is a multi-disciplinary artist working and living between London, UK and Freetown, Sierra Leone, and he studied at Central St Martins, Beaux Arts Paris ENSBA and Chelsea College.
The Guardian said of his music 'His solo piano pieces are somewhere on the boundaries between contemporary minimalism and jazz: precise, geometrical constructions featuring heart-rending chord changes and simple melodies.'
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