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Festivals, Guest Posts, News, Poetry and literature Posted on25 January 201528 November 2017

A Love Supreme: the Gospel according to John Coltrane

“did you define love john coltrane when you wrote ‘one up, one down’ even years ago when your raw aggression first trauma’d my ears i […] Read More

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Concerts and tours, Festivals, Interviews, News Posted on21 January 2015

Jef Neve Q&A

Nikos Fotakis talks to Jef Neve for AustralianJazz.net, in the lead up to Neve’s solo concert as part of the MIJF Summer Sessions 2015

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Concerts and tours, Festivals, News Posted on31 December 201431 December 2014

MIJF – Summer Sessions

Melbourne International Jazz Festival present a series of Summer Sessions, bringing a range of exciting local and visiting musicians to Bennetts Lane Jazz Club in January 2015.

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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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Interviews, News Posted on6 June 201410 June 2014

Mike Nock and Laurence Pike | It’s quite something else

Prolific, exciting, excitable – Mike Nock is visiting Melbourne to play a duo gig with Laurence Pike at the 2014 Melbourne International Jazz Festival on […] Read More

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Interviews, News Posted on6 June 201410 June 2014

Barney McAll | a Trojan horse in the works

Barney McAll is in the middle of a tour that takes in Auckland (a trio gig), Wellington (solo piano) Brisbane (solo piano and Julien Wilson […] Read More

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Reviews Posted on2 June 20142 June 2014

Intersections – Rimbaud’s Drunken Boat and the Allan Browne Quintet

“Like all art, the poem creates a space of its own and it is from within that space that it has inspired other artists of all kinds, including (lucky for us) Allan Browne and via him, the Allan Browne Quintet.”

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Poetry and literature Posted on6 June 2012

Peter Knight – fish sing of poetry

“Al got up from the drum kit and began reading from a book of poetry which he then set fire to. He kept reading until it had to be extinguished… I was struck by the poetry as well as the flames…”

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Excerpts Posted on31 May 2012

The way they looked three years ago

In 2009, extempore journal spoke to five Australian jazz musicians, asking them all the same set of questions… Kristin Berardi, Vince Jones and Katie Noonan […] Read More

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Festivals Posted on28 May 2012

David Theak on Jazzgrooving with Chris Potter

‘One thing we always try to explore is the full dynamic range of the orchestra. Lots of people of surprised at how quiet (and loud) a big band can play, but it is going to be exciting either way. The band is dying to play with Chris.’

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