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Clarinet, Soprano Alto Tenor and Baritone Saxophone,
Vocals, Voiceovers, Composer, Arranger, Producer.

"The best clarinettist to emerge in British jazz for decades" Sir John Dankworth

Julian made his TV debut with Acker Bilk when he was just 14. At 17 he formed a Modern Jazz quintet and toured Europe, later studying clarinet with Wilf Keeley and composition with William Lloyd Webber at the London College of Music. 

Voted 'Best Clarinetist' at the British Jazz Awards 2006

Recordings - Pop

Spice girls

Chas 'n Dave

Sam Brown

Boy George

Joe Brown

Dennis Leccoriere (Dr Hook)

Mark Almond

Charles Aznavour (arranger)

Recordings - Jazz

Julian Stringles' "Dream Band" (Polygram Records)

John Parricelli

Digby Fairweather

Danny Moss

Roy Williams

Jim Mullen

Tommy Whittle

George Melly

Alan Barnes

Recordings - Advertising

Publiciste (Paris)

Davidson Pearce (London)

Lintas (Paris)

Hunter Advertising (Dublin)

Franco-American Films (Paris)

McCann Ericson (London / Paris / Tokyo)

Produced, wrote and performed Trusthouse Forte Documentary Film Music

Library Music for Audio Network (Abbey rd studios)

Audio Books via OUP

produced and recorded Winnie the Witch - voiceover and music

Jan Ormerod and Lindsay Gardiner - the animal bop - voiceover and music

various other individual recordings

 

Television and Radio

Monster Cafe (BBC)

Nick Helm

The Tweenies (BBC)

Show Castle

Starburst (with his own band)

Blue Peter

Gigs - Pop

Meatloaf - Wembley Arena

Tina Turner

Georgie Fame

Madelaine Bell

Paul Jones (Manfred Mann)

Shakin' Stevens

LSO Film Harmonic series (Walt Disney Music)

Gigs - Jazz

George Melly

Digby Fairweather's Halfdozen

Peanuts Hucko

Wild Bill Davidson

George Chisholm

Don Lusher

Kenny Baker

Cleo Laine & Sir John Dankworth's Tentet

Kenny Ball

Acker Bilk

JULIAN STRINGLE

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