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Category: Solo

Interviews, One Question, Solo Posted on8 March 20228 March 2022

Fem Belling, what is Kon Shes?

“I did not expect the music that came out of me to be political, to be conscious jazz. I thought I would write a beautiful lovely AABA jazz standard that could swing.I didn’t realise that I was so angry or desperate.I didn’t realise I was so opinionated.”

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Festivals, Interviews, Solo Posted on8 June 2019

Claire Cross is making space for women in jazz

“If we want to talk about merit and the tokenistic aspect, the thing is thatby giving people the chance to play, byplaying with new people, being challenged and building confidence, then the quality of our players across the community is going to improve too.”

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Interviews, Solo Posted on19 September 201819 September 2018

Jeremy Rose: “The founding of Australia was an improvisation”

“I think jazz is the perfect vehicle to explore this historical narrative of the convicts’ journey from slavery to freedom – the founding of Australia was an improvisation in itself, the way that England transplanted itself to the farest corners of the known world, in a land that was foreign to the European surroundings.”

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Interviews, Solo Posted on14 September 201815 September 2018

Andy Sugg: “Obviously I think that the saxophone is very important”

“I’m a senior player, but I don’t think retrospectively, because for me it’s still like I’m in the middle of what’s going on. Things are still moving forward, I’m thinking of the future all the time – how can my playing improve, how can my ideas become more sophisticated, or how can I express it better.”

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