Sylvie Noble and Jazz Café POSK present: Next Generation Jazz! Tonight: The Music of Carla Bley! Continuing her‘Next Generation Jazz’series at Jazz Cafe Posk, Sylvie Noble brings a band of young jazz musicians to play the music of pianist Carla Bley! Line up: Sylvie Noble – Voice Elliot Wong – Alto saxophone Nils Kavanagh – Piano Ursula Harrison – Bass Bailey Love – Drums Based in London, vocalist and composer Sylvie Noble pulls from eclectic influences across the musical spectrum, combining jazz and folk to create an entirely unique sound. She released her debut album ‘New Eve’, a voice and bass duo collaboration with 2024 BBC Young Jazz Musician winner Ursula Harrison, in April 2026. A finalist of the 2025 Tina May Young Jazz Musician competition, she combines dynamic and exploratory improvisation with evocative and soulful melodies, pushing the boundaries of genre. ‘Sylvie is on her own path, with lots of imagination and beautiful sound’ – Norma Winstone ‘Nothing could have prepared me for the sheer magnificence of her vocalising’ – Ian Mann, TheJazzMann Elliot Wong is jazz saxophonist and composer from Sydney Australia. After completing his undergraduate degree at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music he moved to the UK in 2024 to study a postgraduate degree in jazz on scholarship at the Royal Academy of Music. Most recently, Elliot was invited to play at La Note Bleu in Monaco to play with John McLaughlin as a part of his ‘Young Lions’ group. Irish/Danish pianist Nils Kavanagh, winner of the Young Irish Jazz Musician of the Year Award 2022-2024 and finalist in the BBC Young Jazz Musician 2024, has an energetic and explorative sound, with a taste for strong melodies, bright harmonies and explosive rhythms influenced by his Irish and Danish roots. Ursula Harrison is a bass player and composer from Pontygwaith, South Wales. Winner of BBC Young Jazz Musician 2024, Harrison is currently studying the European Jazz Master’s programme based in Conservatorium van Amsterdam. Harrison was featured in JazzWise’s Taking Offseries and Nikki Yeoh’s Nucleus Sessions in Ronnie Scott’s in early 2025. “Genuine talent combined with commitment and dedication” – Yuri Goloubev “Known for her deep connection to the bass, Ursula captivates audiences with her powerful and soulful performances” – ReelGood Bailey Love is an expressive and imaginative drummer from the Welsh village of Abertillery. Currently studying jazz at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama, he’s left no musical stone unturned, dabbling in psyche rock, hip-hop, synth pop and bebop’.