In this episode I’m talking to Perth-based jazz saxophonist, composer and educator Gemma Farrell.
Category: Guest Posts
In this episode I’m talking to bassist Sam Anning,a major player in Australian jazz.
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In this episode I’m talking to the 24-year-old composer, arranger and multi-instrumentalist Tim Newhouse.
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In this episode I’m talking toTroy Roberts, a great saxophonist and composer from New York. Originally from Perth, Troy has been playing with everyone and everywhere! He is currently back in Australia with family during the COVID times.
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In these short interviews I ask musicians and composers, from various backgrounds, the same 3 simple questions about music. 1. Why do you have music in your life? 2. How do you make music? 3. What excites you musically right now?
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In these short interviews I ask musicians and composers, from various backgrounds, the same 3 simple questions about music. 1. Why do you have music in your life? 2. How do you make music? 3. What excites you musically right now?
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In these short interviews I ask musicians and composers, from various backgrounds, the same 3 simple questions about music. 1. Why do you have music in your life? 2. How do you make music? 3. What excites you musically right now?
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A crash course in the history of the saxophone, by jazz master Andy Sugg
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Each year, the Australian Jazz Museum receives hundreds of hours of music left behind by the switch to online – recordings by giants of Australian jazz not to be found on iTunes or YouTube, locked away in gradually decaying vinyl and plastic
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Considering how much of my life I had devoted to listening and learning this music, and believing it was the greatest music in the world, I was truly shocked when I got to high school to realise that throughout my entire high school years there was hardly any mention of Jazz or the great men that contributed to this music.
