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Italian-born saxophonist Aldevis Tibaldi got to know Tony Coe in recent years. He remembers him with gratitude, and sadness. Tony Coe (saxello). Photo credit Fabio Lugaro Italian-born saxophonist ...

France 3 Grand Est did a profile on Murbach (Alsace)-based British vibraphonist Jim Hart.. and his new community choir (in French) – watch Richard Williams of the Blue Moment reviewed Welsh ...

Jo Harrop in Gateshead (see below). Photo Ken Drew courtesy of Lance Liddle Wednesday 2 October – Pete Bernstein / Jim Mullen are at the 606 Wednesday 2 October – Alexander Hawkins / Marco Colonna are ...

Wednesday 13 September – Jo Fooks (sax) & Buster Birch (drums) with Nigel Thomas (dbl bass) + Neal Richardson (pno/vox) at Seaford – Splash Point Jazz Club, The View, Southdown Rd BN25 4JS. Wednesday ...

Festivals which are carefully curated, like Inntöne/ Jazz am Bauernhof (jazz at the farm), held on promoter/programmer Paul Zauner’s farm in Austria – the nearest major town is Passau – give one a ...

This debut album from corto.alto builds on previous award-winning EPs. It displays a fine palette of live sounds and electronic music, building a superb sound world of next-generation jazz with rich ...

Pianist John Crawford remembers drummer Simon Pearson, who died on 3 September at the age of 54 after a short illness. Last Monday 4th September was, I can state without fear of […] LondonJazz is a ...

Andy Hamilton, author of Lee Konitz: Conversations on the Improviser’s Art (University of Michigan Press, 2007), writes in tribute to this inspiring figure in jazz: Lee Konitz With Warne Marsh, the ...

“You think you can outlast the E Street Band?!”, Bruce Springsteen asks incredulously, some three hours and five minutes into the first of two massive shows at Wembley Stadium. “We’ve been doing this ...

Oded Tzur makes an extraordinary sound with his tenor saxophone. I suppose the last time I was quite so struck – entranced might be a better word – with the sound of a specific instrument played by a ...

Piano trios seem to be easier to keep going and build a life together than bigger groups – to become, as German pianist Benedikt Jahnel says of his band with Spanish bassist Antonio Miguel and ...