Louise Messenger with the London Dance Orchestra London, UK
The Monday Recording Club began as we emerged, blinking from lockdown one.
For fun, we
recorded a couple of these sessions and this is what came out - live, unedited, and brimming with the joy of creating music with each other again.
Under the direction of Robin Harris, The London Dance Orchestra are London's favourite swing ensemble, and Louise Messenger one of their favourite collaborators.
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