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Month: June 2011

Reviews Posted on27 June 2011

Review: Peter Kenneally reviews In Cahoots by Inside Out

Peter Kenneally reviews In Cahoots by Paul Williamson’s ensemble Inside Out. But wait… it’s in the form of a sestina, and breathtaking. A little bit like the way he describes the music on this CD…

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Reviews Posted on10 June 2011

Review: Take Me Higher by John Clare

Reviewed by D. Byrne Sometimes people, places and deeds are hard to separate. Sometimes impossible. John Clare, jazz musician, critic and music lover, is one […] Read More

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Features, Interviews Posted on8 June 201114 March 2013

Intangible artisan – a chat with Emma Franz

The story of Emma Franz’s debut film follows jazz drummer Simon Barker’s journey and describes his fascination with, and search for, the music of South Korean Shaman drummer Kim Seok-Chul, the Intangible [cultural] Asset No. 82 of the film’s title.

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Australian Jazz: the playlist (work in progress)

Jazz for Beginners: An ever-expanding playlist

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  • Indigenous Australian Jazz legend Lois Olney plays in Melbourne
    Indigenous Australian Jazz legend Lois Olney plays in Melbourne
  • Frances Madden: "I am very grateful for every day"
    Frances Madden: "I am very grateful for every day"
  • Stefano Rocco: 'I keep the doors open when I compose'
    Stefano Rocco: 'I keep the doors open when I compose'
  • Steve Purcell: 'The Pearly Shells started out as a band in a dream'
    Steve Purcell: 'The Pearly Shells started out as a band in a dream'
  • Tamara Kuldin: My songlines
    Tamara Kuldin: My songlines
  • Jack Earle Big Band - be part of their first disc
    Jack Earle Big Band - be part of their first disc
  • Introducing Nikos Fotakis
    Introducing Nikos Fotakis
  • John Pochee: part of the music
    John Pochee: part of the music
  • Marco Pacassoni: 'I am influenced by mediterranean melodies that keep the audience flying'
    Marco Pacassoni: 'I am influenced by mediterranean melodies that keep the audience flying'
  • Chris Botti: 'I love the work ethic of being on the road and playing music for people'
    Chris Botti: 'I love the work ethic of being on the road and playing music for people'

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