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Month: May 2015

Concerts and tours, Festivals, Gigs and concerts, Interviews, News Posted on29 May 201529 May 2015

Gemma Farrell: “I took up the saxophone and it kinda went from there”

Perth born and based Gemma Farrell is one of the most promising figures of the Australian Jazz Scene; as a sax player and band leader, […] Read More

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Concerts and tours, Festivals, Gigs and concerts, News, Uncategorized Posted on28 May 201529 May 2015

Melbourne International Jazz Festival’s sax appeal

The reports were true. Chick Corea and Herbie Hancock are among us, walking in the streets of Melbourne, even checking out Bopstretch’s electifying-as-usual performance at […] Read More

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Concerts and tours, Festivals, Gigs and concerts, Interviews, News Posted on25 May 201525 May 2015

Stefano Bollani: “I want to be surprised”

“My goal is to go onstage not having decided anything. This way I can go out and play a chord that I wasn’t expecting. And if I don’t like it, I drop it. It’s all about being open and being in the moment.”

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Concerts and tours, Festivals, Gigs and concerts, News Posted on21 May 201523 May 2015

What’s on in Stonnington

Though the impact that the new social media habits may have in the jazz scene hasn’t been adequately documented yet, there is a rather safe […] Read More

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Interviews, News Posted on16 May 20155 June 2017

Is Adrian Cunningham Australia’s Finest Jazz Export?

A year before I moved, I visited NY to get a few lessons and to just soak up the scene. It’s funny, I can’t say I fell in love with the city as such, but I realised that I would never get to play at the level of those guys by living in Australia. So I organised a visa and took my chances!

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Concerts and tours, Festivals, News Posted on14 May 201514 May 2015

Festival season

Winter is here, but don’t worry, music will keep us warm. Because it is the jazz festival season, officially beginning tonight, with the glorious launch […] Read More

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Blogs, Nostalgia in Fed Square Posted on12 May 201530 August 2020

Everyday is mother’s day – ask your therapist

After the ‘Mother’s day’ overload, it feels a little strange, not being bombarded with ‘mother’s day gift ideas’ every single time you turn the tv […] Read More

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Album Releases, News, Reviews Posted on7 May 20157 May 2015

REVIEW: Sandy Evans & Bobby Singh – Kapture

Sandy Evans’ playing across the album is unique and spiritedly human, which is what we have come to expect from her. Her questing nature and driven desire to consistently move out of the confines of Jazz has shown her to be an artist going for a universal sound.

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Album Releases, News, Reviews Posted on4 May 20154 May 2015

REVIEW: Casey Golden Trio – Live at Bennett’s Lane

Casey Golden’s music appears to come from another world. There is the coolness and openness of outer space in this music. There is also an alienness about his compositions and his approach to improvisation that is at once intriguing and endlessly surprising

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Award finalists, News Posted on2 May 20154 May 2015

Australian Jazz Bell Awards 2015: the Winners

It was a bright and starry night, one of mirth and celebration and camaraderie. It was the night that artists and supporters, musicians and afficionados, […] Read More

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  • Belinda Munro: "The stage is where I feel most comfortable"
    Belinda Munro: "The stage is where I feel most comfortable"
  • Flora Carbo: 'I am striving for total honesty'
    Flora Carbo: 'I am striving for total honesty'
  • Torrio! 'There are three of us and anything goes'
    Torrio! 'There are three of us and anything goes'
  • Omid Shayan: 'Creation is hard and it hurts, but the result can be life-changing'
    Omid Shayan: 'Creation is hard and it hurts, but the result can be life-changing'
  • Asha Henfry: "I can play soaring melodies one minute and grungy rhythms the next"
    Asha Henfry: "I can play soaring melodies one minute and grungy rhythms the next"
  • Kristin Berardi: 'The reason I make music is to hopefully move people'
    Kristin Berardi: 'The reason I make music is to hopefully move people'
  • REVIEW: Tim Willis & The End – Night and Day
    REVIEW: Tim Willis & The End – Night and Day
  • REVIEW/  Adam Rudegeair - The Bowie Project 2: It's Always Time
    REVIEW/ Adam Rudegeair - The Bowie Project 2: It's Always Time
  • Harry James Angus talks about his soul-jazz-gospel album project on Greek mythology
    Harry James Angus talks about his soul-jazz-gospel album project on Greek mythology
  • Flipped Interview with Harry James Angus
    Flipped Interview with Harry James Angus

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3 Questions Allan Browne Andrea Keller Arjun von Caemmerer Barney McAll bass Bernie McGann Bird's Basement Chris McNulty Eugene Ball Gian Slater Jamie Oehlers Jazz on Lockdown Jeremy Rose JMI live John Clare John Hardaker John Shand Jonathan Zwartz Julien Wilson Kristin Berardi Mace Francis Marc Hannaford Matt McMahon melbourne international jazz festival Melbourne Recital Centre MIJF Mike Nock NJA Paris Cat Jazz Club Paul Grabowsky Peter Knight Phil Slater Sam Anning Sam Keevers Sandy Evans Saxophone Scott Tinkler SIMA Simon Barker Stephen Magnusson Stonnington Jazz The Jazz Lab voice Wangaratta Festival of Jazz and Blues

Top – 10

  • Belinda Munro: "The stage is where I feel most comfortable"
    Belinda Munro: "The stage is where I feel most comfortable"
  • Flora Carbo: 'I am striving for total honesty'
    Flora Carbo: 'I am striving for total honesty'
  • Torrio! 'There are three of us and anything goes'
    Torrio! 'There are three of us and anything goes'
  • Omid Shayan: 'Creation is hard and it hurts, but the result can be life-changing'
    Omid Shayan: 'Creation is hard and it hurts, but the result can be life-changing'
  • Asha Henfry: "I can play soaring melodies one minute and grungy rhythms the next"
    Asha Henfry: "I can play soaring melodies one minute and grungy rhythms the next"
  • Kristin Berardi: 'The reason I make music is to hopefully move people'
    Kristin Berardi: 'The reason I make music is to hopefully move people'
  • REVIEW: Tim Willis & The End – Night and Day
    REVIEW: Tim Willis & The End – Night and Day
  • REVIEW/  Adam Rudegeair - The Bowie Project 2: It's Always Time
    REVIEW/ Adam Rudegeair - The Bowie Project 2: It's Always Time
  • Harry James Angus talks about his soul-jazz-gospel album project on Greek mythology
    Harry James Angus talks about his soul-jazz-gospel album project on Greek mythology
  • Flipped Interview with Harry James Angus
    Flipped Interview with Harry James Angus

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