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301 Troy Roberts - Distance Education
Perth band VOID has recently completed a second tour of the US. The group enjo ...
302 Peter Knight Goes West ... and East
Throughout its history jazz, that most promiscuous of art forms, has constantl ...
303 Phil Slater - The Art of the New
Golden ages in the arts are usually identified in retrospect, yet it hard to e ...
304 John Pochee Nominated for Prestigious Award
Veteran drummer John Pochee is a finalist in the 2007 Classical Music Awards. ...
305 From My House to the Bimhuis
What are the forces currently driving improvised music in Australia? American ...
306 Jazz Blogs
In a mainstream media environment largely unfavourable to jazz, the internet i ...
307 Morrison Plays Schifrin: Very Difficult, Very Jazz
Lalo Schifrin is not happy. He leans over the score of his new work. James Mor ...
308 Wangaratta Festival - 2007 Progam Announced
As foreshadowed last week on the Jazz Australia website, bassist Dave Holland ...
309 Ben Winkelman - On the Road
Melbourne-based pianist Ben Winkelman is at the tail end of an extensive natio ...
310 Dave Holland Quintet in Australia
Celebrated bass player Dave Holland will perform three concerts in Australia l ...
311 Hear Me Talking to Ya - A Jazz Life
Melbourne pianist Bob Sedergreen has just published a memoir, Hear Me Talking ...
312 Melbourne Jazz - a View From New York
As part of its strategy to promote the Melbourne International Jazz Festival o ...
313 Chris Cody: Postcard From Paris
Australian pianist Chris Cody has lived in France for 15 years. In the latest ...
314 Kristin Berardi Wins Freedman Fellowship
Sydney vocalist Kristin Berardi has won the 2007 Music Council of Australia/Fr ...
315 Music and the Tyranny of Distance
Melbourne pianist and composer Andrea Keller and her Quartet performed at the ...
316 Crown Melbourne Jazz - Another Perspective
Melbourne has certainly lived up to its reputation as Australia’s jazz capit ...
317 Intersections - Rimbaud’s Drunken Boat and the Allan Browne Quintet
Read literally, Rimbaud’s poem “Le Bateau Ivre” (The Drunken Boat) is th ...
318 Live Music in Sydney: A Change for the Better?
Sydney may be Australia’s financial and economic capital – our cosmopolita ...
319 Summary of concerns
RE: Draft State Environmental Planning Policy (Temporary Structures and Places o ...
320 Live Music Plans on Exhibition
FRANK SARTOR’S MEDIA RELEASE ON NEW LAWS Sydney: 1 June 2007 MORE CUTS TO RE ...

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May 07, 2013

Support jazz

in News Articles National News Posted by Joanne Kee
Lloyd Swanton of the Necks and The catholics has passed on the following information. SYDNEY MORNING HERALD DRASTICALLY CUTTING BACK ALBUM REVIEWS, we assume that it's sister paper the Age will also be doing the same. "If you are a lover of music, and Australian music in particular, you will be as concerned as I am that the Sydney Morning Herald print edition has all but dropped album reviews." Is it the same with the Age? "The Short List is… Read more
May 06, 2013

Festivals List 2013

in News Articles National News Posted by Joanne Kee
Festival Start date End Date Website Riverboats Music Festival, Echuca Feb 15 2013 Feb 17 2013 www.riverboatsmusic.com.au Adelaide Fringe Fri 15 Feb 2013 Sun 17 March 2013 www.alelaidefringe.com.au Clarence Jazz Festival, TAS Feb 17 2013 Feb 24 2013 http://www.ccc.tas.gov.au/jazz Perth International Arts Festival Mar 2 2013 April 8 2013 http://www.perthfestival.com.au/What%27s-On/#category=[985] 2013 Adelaide Festival Mar 1 2013 Mar 17, 2013… Read more
May 05, 2013

Brisbane International Jazz Festival

in News Articles National News Posted by Joanne Kee
Jazz Queensland is excited to announce Brisbane’s inaugural International Jazz Festival to be held from May 29th to June 6th 2013. The festival is a much anticipated event among the Qld music community and is poised to be one of the largest and most diverse festivals of its kind in Australia. Jazz Qld president Lynette Irwin says she is thrilled to unveil Brisbane's premier festival of jazz, announcing the first round of key artists to headline… Read more
May 03, 2013

At last the Etta James Story

in Gig Reviews New South Wales Posted by Joanne Kee
Having long been a fan of Etta James, it is good to see a show that celebrates her music, which kept on coming despite an often stormy life. Her career spanned around 50 years, rather an achievement given the drugs and turbulence until the latter part of her life. The strength of Vika Bull's voice does justice to Jame’s high octane powerful numbers. Though of course, Etta’s voice was so rich and oozing with sass and soul that finding a musical… Read more
May 03, 2013

2013 AUSTRALIAN JAZZ BELL AWARDS

in News Articles National News Posted by Joanne Kee
The 11th annual Australian Jazz Bell Awards celebrated our diverse and world-class jazz industry. The 2013 Australian Jazz Bell Award winners are: The winner of the TarraWarra Estate Best Australian Jazz Vocal Album - Chris McNulty with ‘The Song That Sings You Here’ The winner of the Palace Cinemas Most Original Australian Jazz Album - Marc Hannaford with ‘Sarcophile’ The winner of the Ubertas Group Best Australian Contemporary Jazz Album -… Read more
April 30, 2013

Honouring Ella Fitzgerald in photos

in News Articles National News Posted by Joanne Kee
Many who watch popular TV around the country are tuned into the Voice, is it a good thing or bad thing that artists who sit firmly in the jazz cannon, Emma Pask and Josh Kyle have made it through the battle rounds? Or is jazz so far removed from popular culture that it is not on the register? For another take on a classic "Voice" these images celebrate the legendary jazz vocalist Ella Fitzgerald (1917-1996), who would have been 96 on April 25.… Read more
April 25, 2013

Joe Zawinul interview with Matt McMahon

in Interviews Interviews Posted by Joanne Kee
Interview between Joe Zawinal and Matt McMahon in 2002. I first became aware of Joe Zawinul’s music when I heard my brother Michael’s copy of Weather Report’s “Heavy Weather”. I’ve been a fan ever since – enjoying his playing with Cannonball Adderley, Miles Davis, Weather Report and many other projects. His approach to music always exhibited a focus on inventive ensemble playing - from Cannonball’s soulful group to Miles’ open ended,… Read more
April 24, 2013

Dale Barlow in Turkey

in News Articles National News Posted by Joanne Kee
Best wishes to Dale Barlow who is representing Australia this year at the request of the Thelonious Monk Institute and Herbie Hancock at the International Jazz day in Istanbul. As you can see from the programme below, I'm performing with Terence Blanchard, Terri-Lynn Carrington, James Genus. Then we're all playing 'A night in Tunisia with Herbie Hancock at the end. It'll be loads of fun! It's a huge event, and will gather momentum over time.… Read more
April 23, 2013

Education and music

in News Articles National News Posted by Joanne Kee
The Music Council of Australia is conducting a survey of successful contemporary musicians to discover what role music education has played in their careers. They will use the information in our advocacy for better school music education and perhaps also discover gaps that musicians would like filled. Would you be willing to do a survey? It will only take a few minutes of your time and it could help a lot of kids. There are serious problems with… Read more

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