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Tag: Shannon Barnett

Reviews Posted on2 October 201917 October 2019

Elly Hoyt – The Composers’ Voice: Female stories told from a female perspective

Elly Hoyt has harnessed the power and beauty of music, not simply for its own sake, but to give voice to those we have heard far too little from.

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Reviews Posted on23 October 201723 October 2017

Shannon Barnett – ‘Hype’

Shannon Barnett writes brilliantly for jazz – there is challenge, rhythmically and melodically, but there is also space enough to move around in.

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Festival Reviews, Festivals, News, Reviews Posted on3 November 201614 May 2019

Review: Wangaratta Jazz and Blues Festival 2016

There were over 70 performances to choose from, so even without the big international names in the line-up, it was outstanding value for pass holders. The tightly packed schedule meant catching complete sets was the biggest challenge.

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Concerts and tours, Festivals, Interviews, people Posted on5 October 201623 October 2017

Shannon Barnett: “The Wangaratta Jazz Festival shows what a lively bunch of people our community can be”

“I grew up looking up to musicians like Andrea Keller and Sandy Evans, because I could see that they had their own bands, were writing their own music and were totally accepted and respected by the jazz community. I saw that it was possible to have a career in music.”

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News, Reviews Posted on1 July 201621 June 2019

REVIEW: Andrea Keller Quartet – Greatest Hits

Keller’s harmonic sense throughout seems to have its own logic, following its path to places, once arrived at, are just where we want to be. Like all valid jazz writing, her compositional language seems to suit the soloists just fine, too.

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U.nlock on stage at Wangaratta picture by Damian Diviny
Festivals, Interviews Posted on8 November 20138 November 2013

Unlocking the secrets of no fixed pitch

U.nlock is interesting instrumentally because of the absence of chordal instruments. ‘We also realised at some point that neither of the melodic instruments are of a fixed pitch…’

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