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The Melbourne International Jazz Festival approaches... and we've taken a look at one of the highlight performances at the 2011 event.
Gerry Koster's discussion with vocalist Tina Harrod, ahead of her gig at Sydney's Darling Harbour Jazz Festival is now online...
Exploring Esperanza Spalding: her past 2 releases have reached Number 1 on the USA jazz charts and she won the 2011 Grammy for best new talent.
On this episode, we continue to explore artists coming for the Melbourne International Jazz Festival including Chris Potter, McCoy Tyner and Motif.
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Jessica Nicholas checks out the music of saxophonist Chris Potter, who will be performing in Australia in June. Read more here.
On Jazztrack: UK saxophonist Tubby Hayes, who recorded with his quartet for the BBC International Service in 1965... Plus more.
On the eve of the 2012 Melbourne International Jazz Festival, we're playing two highlight recordings from last year's event....May 31 at 9pm.
Hear a 1985 discussion with pianist McCoy Tyner, taken from Ben Sidran's 'Talking Jazz' series. Broadcast Thursday, May 31 at 2pm.
Jazz Up Late features the new recording from the Ernest Dawkins 'New Horizons Ensemble', called 'The Prairie'. Read more...
Melbourne vocalist and composer Gian Slater has been awarded a 2012 Early Career Fellowship by the Creative Australia Artist Grants initiative.
Norwegian band Motif are performing in Australia in June and Jessica Nicholas explores their music in this online feature. Hear it now.
Jessica Nicholas features artists appearing in festivals over the next couple of months. Plus: part of the answer to our Dee Dee competition!
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Featuring one of the most unique voices in jazz - guitarist Django Reinhardt and his recordings: 1934-53.
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