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Month: May 2025

Guest Posts Posted on26 May 2025

Finding the thread at jazzahead! 2025

“Having the opportunity to spend a little time outside of ‘gigs’ with these musicians and professionals was a joy, and I’m proud to know the diversity and spirit of Australian jazz are shining brightly on the global stage.”

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One Question Posted on23 May 202523 May 2025

Q: Mina Yu, what are you going to present at the Kew Court House tonight?

“Translating Kundera’s prose to music involved capturing the emotional depth and contrasting themes of lightness and weight. The main challenge was creating compositions that embody the philosophical nuances of the text while maintaining a coherent and engaging musical narrative.”

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Gigs and concerts, Perth Jazz, Reviews Posted on18 May 202523 May 2025

REVIEW: Hank Marvin, gypsy jazz guitar hero

It’s very obvious that Hank Marvin loves what he does, what he’s been doing for a lifetime, and this love spreads through his fingers, his guitar’s body, the PA system and wraps the listener in a heartwarming embrace.

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Gigs and concerts, Guest Posts, Melbourne Jazz, Reviews Posted on13 May 202518 May 2025

Night Cat fundraiser: Everything I love about Melbourne music and more

The ‘Soundproof the Future’ fundraiser gig at The Night Cat was everything I love about Melbourne music and more. A veritable melting pot of musical culture and style; multi-cultural, multi-age and cumulative decades upon decades, of honed skill and talent.

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Gigs and concerts, Interviews Posted on11 May 202518 May 2025

Bob Lanzetti: ‘In Snarky Puppy we’re almost always game for the same thing’

“Most of the time, if something doesn’t feel right, most of us – if not everyone in Snarky Puppy – can feel it; and when something is right, almost everybody can feel it as well. So it’s pretty rare that people would be split on their opinion.”

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Interviews Posted on7 May 2025

Dan Barnett’s biographical playlist

“I am lucky enough to have had a song or two written about me, but you will have to find them.”

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Jazz in Sydney, Reviews Posted on6 May 202518 May 2025

REVIEW: Aaron Blakey’s ‘The Stars, They See’ – classy music making

Talented pianist and composer Blakey presents a set of varied tunes which are performed by a band that is not only great, but one that has at its heart, the spirit of creativity.

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    REVIEW: Hank Marvin, gypsy jazz guitar hero
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    Vince Jones: 'I have a Jekyll and Hyde approach to singing'
  • Harry James Angus talks about his soul-jazz-gospel album project on Greek mythology
    Harry James Angus talks about his soul-jazz-gospel album project on Greek mythology
  • Koi Kingdom: "We've had to adapt our friendship to a working relationship"
    Koi Kingdom: "We've had to adapt our friendship to a working relationship"
  • Finding the thread at jazzahead! 2025
    Finding the thread at jazzahead! 2025
  • Rai Thistlethwayte - a bit mongrel-ish
    Rai Thistlethwayte - a bit mongrel-ish
  • Interview & review - The Cope Street Parade Vol 1
    Interview & review - The Cope Street Parade Vol 1
  • Angela Davis: 'I am just trying to be as honest and as real as I can be'
    Angela Davis: 'I am just trying to be as honest and as real as I can be'
  • Nick Mulder: 'I've absolutely loved co-leading the Mulder/Pulford nonet'
    Nick Mulder: 'I've absolutely loved co-leading the Mulder/Pulford nonet'
  • A personal reflection on Bob Barnard
    A personal reflection on Bob Barnard

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