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Concerts and tours, Interviews Posted on23 November 201924 November 2019

Embracing the space: Kristin Berardi’s double bill

“I think the main link for both [Mike Nock and Sam Anning] is trust and respect. We respect each other and the music and we trust that the choices made are being made for the benefit of the music, its beauty and its communication.”

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Concerts and tours, Gigs and concerts, Interviews Posted on1 August 20194 August 2019

Two interviews with Marc Hannaford

Two interviews with Marc Hannaford who is currently touring Australia with his New York Trio. In the first one, the brilliant pianist talks about his life in New York, and his current musical pursuit. In the second, he remembers his trio with Allan Browne and Sam Pankhust, documented in the album Monday Dates.

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