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Month: December 2011

Festivals Posted on27 December 2011

Jazzgroove Summer Festival 2012

With nightly programming, the festival also includes a free workshops and kids program at the Redfern Town Hall. In 2012, the festival includes for the first time an opening night Q&A to take place at the Old 505 Theatre with members of the jazz community debating ‘The Sydney Sound’.

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Interviews Posted on19 December 2011

Gian Slater: ‘Gone, without saying’

“…I have been trying to work on finding a balance between the experimental, improvisational elements and the more functional melodic, harmonic worlds that I love exploring…”

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Motian live at the Village Vanguard in 2006 | photo © John Lewis
Profiles Posted on15 December 201119 April 2014

Paul Motian – Conception Vessel

“In his last dozen years Motian began to sound like a complete neophyte who just happened to be blessed with an unerring instinct for what that music demanded, moment by moment.”

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Diaspora Posted on5 December 2011

Steve Newcomb’s SNO in Manhattan

“The chromatic scale is not the easiest thing to do on a harp.”

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