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Category: Features

Features, Festivals, Reviews Posted on23 January 2013

John Hardaker reviews Jazzgroove Summer Festival, Sydney – 17-20 January 2013

‘a strange and beautiful world conjured among the bricks and grime, the litter and the 7-11 stores’

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Features, Interviews Posted on19 January 201326 January 2013

Alister Spence: Explorations in Sound

On the eve of an Australian tour and a UK tour, pianist-composer Alister Spence spoke to Phil Sandford about his influences and approach to music.

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Features Posted on10 January 20136 May 2014

Zwartz and his band | limitless possibilities

It can all shimmer and ripple like an ambient cloud, underpinned by a deep oscillation from Zwartz’s bowed bass under trills and pings from Dewhurst’s guitar, before bursting forward with irresistible momentum.

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Features Posted on6 January 201325 July 2017

Kinetic Jazz: a blend of many influences

On the eve of the 2013 Kinetic Jazz Festival (22-27 January) Phil Sandford spoke to two of the artistic directors, Graham Jones and Jepke Goudsmit, about their background and their vision for the festival.

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Features Posted on27 November 20127 November 2014

SIMA Suite a fine finale to Nock’s 2012: Phil Sandford interviews Mike Nock

‘That’s the thing about this music,’ Nock adds, ‘you can’t just write it without the musicians. It’s who you’re writing for. One of the things that I am really trying to do with the piece is to show that it is a living music in that it depends on the people playing it.’

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Features, Interviews Posted on31 October 20121 July 2013

A privilege to play : a portrait of David Ades

He remains only interested in musicians who ‘slam their heart down on the table, and go, “There I am!”‘

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Features Posted on12 August 2012

Engage and be authentic – and no it’s not all about the music

In an Arts scene that’s eternally struggling with funding constraints and the drudgery of applications to funding bodies, the idea is seductive: take control of your own funding and free yourself from that disempowering application / rejection cycle you’re forced into via the more traditional funding rounds.

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Features Posted on22 July 2012

Award winning production features visceral score by Peter Knight

A sudden noise that wakes you in the night. A shadowy movement glimpsed down a darkened alley. The sensation that there might be someone in the room with you. Waiting. Conjured into life by Tamara Saulwick’s riveting solo performance and Peter Knight’s visceral score.

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Features, Interviews Posted on13 July 20126 August 2014

Who’s Tinkling in the Sandpit?

‘…we might fall on our arses once or twice, but it’s often when you’re searching that the best things happen…’

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Features, Interviews Posted on7 February 2012

Marc Hannaford : Audio File / Audiophile

Marc Hannaford releases two digital recordings – a quintet release called ‘Ordinary Madness’ and a trio release ‘Sarcophile’. We ask him ‘why digital?’ and talk about the music…

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