Review: Tomeka Reid Quartet (Sydney International Women’s Jazz Festival)
A blazing talent with a band of equals performing music that deserves to live long in the memory.
A blazing talent with a band of equals performing music that deserves to live long in the memory.
Hamasyan brings Armenian folk music into exhilarating dialogue with jazz, electronica and rock.
The Grammy-winning American jazz titan cancels appearances in major festivals in Perth, Sydney and Melbourne due to ill health.
A video of Chloe Kim’s ambitious project, Music for 50 Musicians, will receive its premiere screening in Sydney next month. She tells us about the work.
Hamed Sadeghi brings musical traditions into a timely conversation. "Maybe we can focus on what we share instead of what divides us."
Western Sydney arts advocate Joanne Kee to take the reins of the University of Sydney's performing arts hub.
Wilbur Whitta, Holli Scott, Niran Dasika and Sam Gill to vie for one of the richest prizes in Australian jazz.
From surfing data to supporting Hiromi, Freyja Garbett is carving out a bold new path – and helping others do the same.
Blending classical chops with jazz freedom, Hiromi is about to bring her electrifying improvisations to Australian stages.
Samara Joy, Hiromi, Melanie Charles and Claudia Doffinger are this year's international headliners for the female-focused festival.
A classic with a twist paired with a wonderful sonic storm – Jazz:NOW exhibits the diversity of contemporary jazz and improvised music.
Tim Jones calls time on a 16-year tenure. "I’m so proud of what we have been able to achieve over this time.”
Seventeen organisations receive funds to "strengthen core operations and professional skills development" in the contemporary music sector.