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Month: November 2010

Features Posted on30 November 2010

John McBeath’s five 2010 highlights

We’re asking people to tell us their top five musical experiences for 2010. John McBeath responded enthusiastically with the following list. This was the year […] Read More

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Features Posted on28 November 20105 July 2013

Arjun von Caemmerer’s 2010 musical highlights

Michael Kieran Harvey’s apt and unparalleled tribute to Zappa: a cycle of 10 movements for piano (enfolded in the space of an hour) was unleashed on 4 keyboards over 4 floors in the atmospherically charged Bond Store section of the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery at Hobart’s Mona Foma.

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Reviews Posted on26 November 2010

Review 2 – The Gentle War – Misinterpretato

A piano bass and drum trio might be expected to pick a furrow and plough it, like the Necks (an acknowledged influence on Misinterprotato), but this group are exploratory and firmly, imperiously so – even if not always successfully.

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An Accumulation of Subtleties
Reviews Posted on3 November 201023 February 2013

CD Review: An Accumulation of Subtleties (Mike Nock Trio)

With Ben and James Waples Nock has found creative musicians who ably complement his playing in the more traditional trio setting and contribute on an equal basis in the free pieces.

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Award finalists Posted on2 November 20103 October 2013

Q&A with Nick Garbett – 2010 NJA Finalist

When did you start playing jazz and why? For example, was there a ‘moment’ when it came to you as a calling or vocation? I […] Read More

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