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Article: Live Review

Brilliant Corners 2016

Read "Brilliant Corners 2016" reviewed by Ian Patterson

by Ian Patterson

Brilliant Corners 2016 Various venues Belfast, N. Ireland March 5-12, 2016 Another Brilliant Corners, a few more brilliant corners. Belfast's fledgling international jazz festival may only be in its fourth year but already it feels like an established part of the city's vibrant cultural landscape, a date in the ...

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Article: Album Review

Philip Thomas / Jürg Frey: Circles and Landscapes

Read "Circles and Landscapes" reviewed by John Eyles

by John Eyles

When the Swiss clarinetist and composer Jürg Frey was celebrated as Composer in Residence at the 2015 Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival, pianist Philip Thomas wrote of him, “Jürg Frey the composer is inseparable from Jürg Frey the composer. To understand his music is to know that underlying each event, each phrase, each rest, each relationship, is ...

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Article: Album Review

Eliane Correa & En El Aire Project: Rumba Con Flores

Read "Rumba Con Flores" reviewed by Bruce Lindsay

by Bruce Lindsay

Short--at just 32 minutes and eight tracks--and straight to the point, Rumba Con Flores is an assured debut from Eliane Correa. The young keyboardist, composer and arranger recorded the album in Havana and London over a three year period (then mixed and mastered it in Madrid), working with a fine array of musicians who prove themselves ...

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Article: Live Review

Live From Old York: The East Pointers, Bob Fox & Fairport Convention

Read "Live From Old York: The East Pointers, Bob Fox & Fairport Convention" reviewed by Martin Longley

by Martin Longley

The East Pointers The Black Swan February 4, 2016 Inexplicably, it seemed that around a third of the seats for this full-house gig was taken up by an all-female Norwegian posse. Even if they hadn't made this choice, it's highly likely that Canadian trio The East Pointers would have ...

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Article: London Calling

Club Inégales: Where Everybody Knows Your Name...

Read "Club Inégales: Where Everybody Knows Your Name..." reviewed by Duncan Heining

by Duncan Heining

If Club Inégales didn't exist, it would be necessary to invent it. What price a venue in the heart of London with a policy as open-minded and eclectic as this? Club Inégales welcomes jazzers and free improvisers, baroque musicians and folk singers, poets and comedians, Japanese and Bengali percussionists and even the occasional passing shaman. The ...

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Article: Album Review

Vitor Pereira Quintet: New World

Read "New World" reviewed by Bruce Lindsay

by Bruce Lindsay

New World is the second album from this quintet, led by the London-based Portuguese guitarist and composer Vitor Pereira. Like the band's 2012 debut, Doors, the music reflects the many influences which Pereira has learnt from but New World sees his work move a step further, his voice as a writer and instrumentalist developing a more ...

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Vitor Pereira Quintet: New World

Read "New World" reviewed by Roger Farbey

by Roger Farbey

This is Portugal-born, now London-based Vitor Pereira's second album for the F-IRE label which again features alto saxophonist Chris Williams, already renowned in the UK for his stellar work with Led Bib and Let Spin. It takes just a few plays but once you “get it," the albums starts to fall into place as something quite ...

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Article: Album Review

Apartment House: Joseph Kudirka: Beauty and Industry

Read "Joseph Kudirka:  Beauty and Industry" reviewed by John Eyles

by John Eyles

Joseph Kudirka is a Michigan-born composer who studied at Northwestern University--where he met Michael Pisaro who was teaching there at the time--before following Pisaro to California Institute of the Arts, and then crossing the Atlantic to study for his PhD at Huddersfield University. Prior to composing, Kudirka's own musical history was as a bassist in local ...

Article: Album Review

Tim Garland: Songs to the North Sky

Read "Songs to the North Sky" reviewed by Neri Pollastri

by Neri Pollastri

Noto internazionalmente per la sua collaborazione con Chick Corea, il non ancora cinquantenne polistrumentista inglese Tim Garland presenta in questo doppio CD una fotografia della sua attuale attività creativa, documentando nel primo disco il suo trio Lighthouse e nel secondo la sua suite per trio jazz e orchestra d'archi Songs to the North Sky.

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News: Performance / Tour

International Gypsy Guitar Master Decends On Le Quecumbar In March

International Gypsy Guitar Master Decends On Le Quecumbar In March

The International Gypsy guitar master from Holland, Lollo Meier, finally returns to the UK with two new line ups including clarinet, and for the first time accordion. He'll be performing on Sunday 13th and Monday 14th March at Le QuecumBar, London. The quartet will transport you back to prewar Paris and the nostalgia and melody of ...


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