Tony Haynes' Grand Union

**MrGongGong** · 29-10-13, 19:21

Originally posted by Serial_Apologist View Post

Just been asked to draw the following forthcoming London event to bordelloites' attentions:

http://wiltons.org.uk/event.php?p=678

Great venue (if you haven't been there it's really worth a visit ! )
and Tony is a great enthusiast

**aka Calum Da Jazbo** · 29-10-13, 21:17

great place, once attended a Buddhist wedding there!

gigs look great fun too

**Serial_Apologist** · 27-09-24, 23:21

I've just seen a couple of items announcing the death of Tony. Here is the London Jazz News tribute.

RIP Tony Haynes (1941-2024) - UK Jazz News

http://londonjazznews.com/2024/09/18/rip-tony-haynes-1941-2024

Jane Deppa of Grand Union has sent us sad news. "With deep sorrow we announce the death of Tony Haynes, Grand Union's Composer and Creative Director for over 40 years. We feel honoured to have worked with him, and to have shared in his imagination and vision. We are truly grateful for the huge legacy

**Serial_Apologist** · 23-10-24, 13:49

Duncan Heining article on Haynes and Grand Union in the latest UK Jazz News:

Grand Union Orchestra - UK Jazz News

http://ukjazznews.com/grand-union-orchestra/

Tony Haynes’ recent death at 83 is a loss on so many levels - a loss to family, friends and colleagues but also to the diverse musical communities of East London whom he served with such passion. Haynes’ achievements deserve a book rather than an obituary. For over forty years, he directed one of the

Tony Haynes' Grand Union

Tony Haynes' Grand Union

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