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Day: March 7, 2016

Concerts and tours, Interviews Posted on7 March 201626 October 2020

Josh Kyle: ‘Jazz is a set of freedoms’

“I think whilst duo performance is, exposing, it’s also very liberating, as you have a lot more space to play and work with.”

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Concerts and tours, Gigs and concerts, News Posted on7 March 201625 October 2025

SMADJ brings Middle Eastern jazz from Paris to Melbourne

Tunisian born French oud player and producer SMADJ brings you an extraordinary fusion of middle eastern music via Paris. [From the Press Release] Jean-Pierre Smadja, […] Read More

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