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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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Sandy Evans Trio with Bobby Singh
Festivals, Reviews Posted on31 August 201227 December 2013

CJP Review: Sandy Evans Trio with Bobby Singh

…a performance full of twisting improvisations and complex rhythms.

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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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