2023 Sydney International Womens’ Jazz Festival lineup announced
A Grammy Award-winning headliner tops the bill for the 12th year of celebration of the rich and diverse contribution of women to jazz.
A Grammy Award-winning headliner tops the bill for the 12th year of celebration of the rich and diverse contribution of women to jazz.
Marsalis enters The Jungle to claim Gershwin and Bernstein’s crown.
Omega Ensemble, Dr Lou Bennett and Paul Dean among those recognised for outstanding achievements in the field of Australian music.
The Sydney-based saxophone quartet brings to life its album Tango de Saxos in a performance that transports us to the dance halls of Buenos Aires.
William Barton, Véronique Serret and Donny Benét took home awards and the Hush Foundation’s Catherine Crock was honoured.
One of the great interpreters of the American songbook, Tony Bennett died at his home in Manhattan. He was 96.
Honouring established musicians such as Liza Lim, Paul Dean and Mindy Meng Wang, this year’s Awards also celebrate an exciting number of first-time nominees.
Cameron Lam’s monthly playlist covers Classical, Jazz and Sound Art that adventures across land, sky and sea before returning to the comfort of home.
After making history at New York’s Juilliard School, the award-winning guitar duo is back in Australia with the launch of a new album.
Grammy winners, top improvisors, inter-cultural exchangers and high-energy groovers in the mix for MIJF 2023.
Fortune favours the bold – and the Freedman Jazz Fellowship winner’s new evocative interdisciplinary work puts himself among them.
Twelve composers and songwriters have each been awarded a $10,000 cash prize in a show of support for emerging Australian artists.
Astrud Gilberto’s first professionally recorded song, The Girl from Ipanema, defined her career and influenced that of many others.