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Month: November 2012

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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Album Releases, Reviews Posted on25 November 201223 February 2013

CD Review: Mace Francis New York Nonet – Land Speed Record

John Hardaker | ‘…the writing and the playing have a lot of humanity – a lot of soul.’

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Album Releases Posted on19 November 201230 May 2014

CD Release: Cosmontology (Dave Jackson Quartet)

“It’s great to hear Dave and Sean playing so well with such a good NY rhythm section. The music is very impressive in the best way… it’s another step up for Australian jazz.” – Mike Nock If you would like to review this CD for jazz-planet, please contact us!

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Books Posted on19 November 20121 February 2013

Bob Barnard’s Jazz Scrapbook: a pictorial memoir

…memorabilia, anecdotes, people, places… this collection gives an intriguing insight into the life of one of Australia’s most famous trumpeters, and creates a sketch of the local jazz scene in the process!

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Video Posted on16 November 2012

Kewti – a taste of Adrian Sherriff’s bass trombone

Adrian Sherriff was one of our featured musicians in Issue 5 of the extempore journal. Here’s some music from Kewti – a group that Adrian’s […] Read More

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Reviews Posted on12 November 201219 October 2014

John Clare on Wangaratta – Scott Tinkler: Fire And Thought

Exhilaration does not fade for those who are listening rather than assuming. It builds as the bricks seem to be stacked more rapidly to form more complex percussive patterns. Or are thrown one by one through the air.

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Gyan Michael side stage
Poetry and literature Posted on9 November 201217 February 2013

Billy the Rabbit (alive and singing)

‘Michael is a kind of visual jazz artist. He doesn’t like to be scripted; in fact he’s a bit of a daredevil. As much as you’d like to plan, Michael would rather walk a tightrope. We offer the scaffolding in that there’s a set list and there are opportunities for improvisation, where we veer away from song form and build a different type of picture.’

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Reviews Posted on8 November 201219 October 2014

John Clare on Wangaratta – Phil Slater: Sun Music Song Book

‘The whole work was beautifully measured, finally showering us with brilliant sound and sensation. This was a triumph to be stored in memory…’

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Australian Jazz: the playlist (work in progress)

Jazz for Beginners: An ever-expanding playlist

Top-10

  • Megan Burslem - my songlines
    Megan Burslem - my songlines
  • Kathleen Halloran: 'Whatever we do, we do it with a smile!'
    Kathleen Halloran: 'Whatever we do, we do it with a smile!'
  • Mina Yu: 'No mansplaining, please!'
    Mina Yu: 'No mansplaining, please!'
  • Nichaud Fitzgibbon - My songlines
    Nichaud Fitzgibbon - My songlines
  • [REVIEW]  Parkside - Hilary Geddes' sonic exploration
    [REVIEW] Parkside - Hilary Geddes' sonic exploration
  • Tony Zawinul:  "It was never my intention to recreate or imitate my dad’s playing, with Zawinul Legacy"
    Tony Zawinul: "It was never my intention to recreate or imitate my dad’s playing, with Zawinul Legacy"
  • Introducing Nikos Fotakis
    Introducing Nikos Fotakis
  • Reminiscence of a gig: Richard Pavlidis - Origins Live at the MRC
    Reminiscence of a gig: Richard Pavlidis - Origins Live at the MRC
  • Frances Madden: "I am very grateful for every day"
    Frances Madden: "I am very grateful for every day"
  • Hetty Kate: 'I came to Paris to push myself out of my comfort zone'
    Hetty Kate: 'I came to Paris to push myself out of my comfort zone'

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