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Award finalists, News Posted on25 September 201917 October 2019

The 2019 Australian Jazz Bell Awards winners

The 17th annual Australian Jazz Bell Awards acknowledged and applauded excellence of creativity, recording, performance and presentation of jazz in Australia.

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Reviews Posted on17 February 20161 March 2020

REVIEW: Julien Wilson Quartet – This Narrow Isthmus

One of the aspects I have always enjoyed in Wilson’s music is his impressionistic side – even though a player who resonates with the deep history of the art form, he never baulks at going where the music takes him, whether an un-jazz place or not.

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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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Festival Reviews, Festivals, News Posted on10 June 201410 June 2014

Festival review: Melbourne International Jazz Festival 2014

Over the 10 day duration of the festival I’d encountered orthodox jazz rhythms, experimental jazz and music that you could argue was not jazz at all. Had I selected a different schedule of artists, I may have had a totally different festival experience altogether, such was the variety of shows on offer.

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Album Releases, Interviews Posted on25 March 20149 June 2014

Q&A with Julien Wilson

Swailing is as free as This is Always is restricted; it is as open as the quartet recording is closed. Swailing is the magpie, picking from electric Miles, Massenet and Fats; This is Always is the osprey, its eye fixed on the one prize.
And both are deliriously beautiful for all of these qualities and more.

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Album Releases Posted on5 March 20147 June 2014

Album Review: Free Running (Richard Maegraith Band) by John Clare

His sound is dark and it has a grain and an edge, except when he plays in a soft burble or croon. It can bark and crack with a brittle edge, yet all of it is done with tone, with timbre. His lines are full of invention, expressed in melody and in abstract shapes.

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Testimony: A Tribute to Charlie Parker
Books, Reviews Posted on22 February 201422 February 2014

Book review (includes CD): Testimony – A Tribute to Charlie Parker (review by John Shand)

‘…cued by Komunyakaa’s use of multiple voices, Evans assembled discrete bands for each piece, including no less than 11 different lead singers, plus Michael Edwards-Stevens reading some poems as spoken word with musical accompaniment.’

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Album Releases, Reviews Posted on21 November 201322 November 2013

Album Review: This Is Always (Julien Wilson Quartet) by John Clare

“Even at their softest, smokiest, most meditational or sensual this band keeps the form strong.”

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Leigh Carriage Mandarin Skyline cover
Album Releases, Reviews Posted on13 November 201313 November 2013

Album review by Chris McNulty: Mandarin Skyline – ‘an outstanding, creative accomplishment’

‘ …stunning debut from a vocalist-composer who I’m sure we’re going to hear a lot more from in the future. A wonderfully realized, collaborative effort by an outstanding ensemble headed by a gifted vocalist.’

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Album Releases Posted on19 September 201322 September 2013

Album release: The Revolution Continues (Tina Harrod)

Like many great artists, singer songwriter Tina Harrod, continues to push boundaries and blaze a path of her own.

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