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Tag: Alister Spence

Concerts and tours, News Posted on24 May 20178 June 2020

Satoko Fujii and Natsuki Tamura on tour with Alister Spence

Spence and Fujii have been commissioned by the Melbourne International Jazz Festival to present a new Australian/Japan collective – Kira Kira (shine). For this project, Tamura on trumpet and Tony Buck on drums will join them.

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Award finalists, News, Uncategorized Posted on12 June 201612 June 2016

The 2016 Australian Jazz Bell Awards shortlist

The shortlist for this year’s Australian Jazz “BELL” Awards has been officially announced. This year’s crop has been extraordinary, with many great albums submitted in the competition. The amount of talent in this list is overwhelming, and it is bound to make the work of the judges very hard

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Album Releases, Interviews Posted on18 September 2014

Alister Spence and Myra Melford in conversation

Alister: “I think the only words we had beforehand were to decide that it would be best to record improvisations together. Apart from that we really discussed very little about the approach that this recording would take.”

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Award finalists, News Posted on26 August 201426 August 2014

Art Music Award winners announced

The Art Music Awards were announced tonight at the Plaza Ballroom in Melbourne, and included a number of fine Australian jazz musicians.

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Award finalists, News Posted on31 July 201431 July 2014

Australian Art Music Awards finalists

From the media release The Australian Art Music Awards finalists have been announced. Among them (of course) are a number of Australian jazz musicians and […] Read More

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Album Releases, Reviews Posted on24 July 201424 July 2014

Album review: Everything Here Is Possible (Alister Spence, Myra Melford) by Garry Lee

Internationally acclaimed US pianist/composer Myra Melford, and one of Australia’s most original pianist/composers, Alister Spence weave an extraordinary, unified soundscape in their first musical encounter.

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Features, Interviews Posted on19 January 201326 January 2013

Alister Spence: Explorations in Sound

On the eve of an Australian tour and a UK tour, pianist-composer Alister Spence spoke to Phil Sandford about his influences and approach to music.

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Reviews Posted on19 January 2013

CD Review | Far Flung (Alister Spence Trio)

‘… an intriguing mixture of sound and rhythm…’

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Interviews Posted on28 October 201127 December 2013

Sandy Evans – a few quick questions

“… I find I have to focus on my own contribution and sadly miss some of the great musicians who are playing until after I’ve finished my concerts…”

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Reviews Posted on20 February 201019 April 2014

fit – Alister Spence Trio (Rufus Records)

The Alister Spence Trio comprises Alister Spence (piano), Lloyd Swanton (bass) and Toby Hall (drums, glockenspiel). The trio released their first album Three is a Circle in 2000 and received ARIA nominations for subsequent albums Flux (2003) and Mercury (2007). fit is the band’s fourth album.

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