David Ingham
Musician/Bandleader









 


New album by The Dave Ingham Group - A Sea of Green - is now available. Listen to some excerpts on mp3 below:


The Dave Ingham Group - excerpts from 'A Sea of Green' and 'Upstream' - can be viewed on YouTube here

Download the new Dave Ingham Group (D.I.G) album on Bandcamp

 

 

Pangaea is a band I started in January 2010.

It became The Dave Ingham Group in 2021.

All recordings will be of my original material, however we will continue to perform live some of my arrangements.

Although still inspired by dance and movement, the use of asymmetric meter and a more minimalist approach takes it further away from the dance floor and into more open spaces.

The more spiritual and meditative elements of the music are brought out in some of our latest work.

Details of forthcoming gigs will be available on this page.

The current line-up comprises:

 
Dave Ingham (soprano/tenor saxes)
 
Stephen Mynott
(guitar)

 
Vilem Hais (double bass)
 
Ben Winn
(drums)

Click on the pics to see them in their full glory. They open in a new window or tab that should be closed to return to this page.

 

Please visit Bandcamp to download the new album or singles.

CD available for £12 (inc. p&p). E-mail me to arrange payment and shipping
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Pangaea
on stage at The Head Out Not Home Festival, Norwich, July 2022.

 



Pangaea on stage at The Lowestoft Jazz Festival 16/09/19

 

Forthcoming gigs...


Sunday July 10 19.00-21.00

It was good to see everyone at The First Light Festival. The gig was sold out and there was such a positive atmosphere.

We are playing again at The Rosebery,94 Rosebery Road, Norwich, NR3 3AB

We should, hopefully (!), be performing some new material – a world premiere :)

A great venue with great beer! Hope to see you there. Performing original material from the forthcoming Cd as well as some old favourites. A contemporary take on groove orientated, modal jazz. Inspired by music from all over the globe.

Free admission


Watch The Dave Ingham Group on YouTube:

 

and here:

 


Read reviews of "A Sea of Green"

’.....this highly accomplished piece of work”
Ian Mann at The Jazzmann

’......this inventive and thought provoking album”
Patrick Haughton (Jazz Train, The Source fm).

There’s an innate understanding of what needs playing but more importantly what not to play – like the best of design''
Ian Ward at UKVibe

''With a playing time of just over 30 minutes the album is relatively compact, ........ small is beautiful!''
lance -bebopspokenhere-blogspot

"….highly accomplished…"
UKVibe