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Search Results for: Steve Barry

Interviews Posted on27 February 201827 February 2018

Steve Barry: “My music is a broad canvas traversing between schematics and watercolours”

“Ultimately my aim was to investigate the type of rule-based composition strategies that were pretty new to me at the start of the project, while allowing plenty of space for the guys to do their thing and bring it all to life.”

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Album Releases, Reviews Posted on20 February 201827 February 2018

Album review: Steve Barry/ Blueprints & Vignettes

Steve Barry’s recent writing has evolved a highly individual and idiosyncratic language that colours the logic of his melodic line. Harmonically he has become even more adventurous, and rhythmically he plays with time and the stretching of time in truly eye and ear-opening ways.

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Award finalists Posted on27 October 201331 October 2013

National Jazz Awards Finalists – Q&A with Steve Barry

Each year since 2005, in the month leading up to the jazz festival in Wangaratta, Miriam Zolin interviews the finalists in the National Jazz Awards.  […] Read More

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Album Releases, Reviews Posted on15 December 201227 December 2013

Review by John Hardaker: Steve Barry

On the strength of his eponymous debut album, Steve Barry, I get the feeling we will have to do as we did with the Finn brothers and Rusty Crowe (and any other frighteningly talented Kiwi) and willingly refer to him as the Australian pianist and composer Steve Barry. The album really is that good.

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Interviews Posted on8 October 201917 October 2019

Jason Bruer: ‘Hammerhead is without doubt my muse’

“I don’t wait to be asked to join a band that plays a style that I am interested in – I just put one together myself. It’s extremely hard work keeping it all going but very rewarding at the same time.”

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Concerts and tours, Gigs and concerts, Interviews Posted on1 August 20194 August 2019

Two interviews with Marc Hannaford

Two interviews with Marc Hannaford who is currently touring Australia with his New York Trio. In the first one, the brilliant pianist talks about his life in New York, and his current musical pursuit. In the second, he remembers his trio with Allan Browne and Sam Pankhust, documented in the album Monday Dates.

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Festival Reviews, News, Reviews, Uncategorized Posted on7 February 2016

REVIEW: Jazzgroove Festival, January 2016

” This year’s Festival program was put together smartly by Jazzgroove to get all the flavours of jazz rubbing up against each other and to pleasantly jolt by contrast.”

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Album Releases, News Posted on3 February 20154 February 2015

Nic Vardanega releases Inverno

From the media release “Inverno is a collection of tunes I have written over the past few years that hold a common aesthetic. I’ve always […] Read More

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News Posted on12 November 201412 November 2014

Jazzgroove Christmas Party and Fundraiser – Tuesday 2 December

Jazzgroove Christmas party and fundraiser. Three sensational bands performing on 2 December 2014 at Foundry616 in Sydney.

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News, Reviews Posted on21 July 201421 July 2014

Album review: Cosmontology Live (Dave Jackson Quartet) by John Clare

“When Jackson first recorded – with the subtle and distinctive Trio Apoplectic – I was not the only one who found a surprising echo of the floating lyricism, unusual intervals and limpid sound of Paul Desmond…”

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