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Day: November 7, 2013

Nat Bartsch | image by Hannah Dingli
Festivals Posted on7 November 20137 November 2013

Nat Bartsch Trio at Sydney Women’s International Jazz Festival

“This is unusually beautiful music… exceptionally expressive, finely articulated playing. All round.” (John Clare, australianjazz.net)

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Album Releases, Reviews Posted on7 November 20137 November 2013

Album review | The Healer (Anton Delecca Quartet) by John Hardaker

It is a jazz format that is one of the most satisfying of all within the canon, and they do it so well. So well, in fact, that they deserve your ears. They already have mine.

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