Jazz breaking news: Liane Carroll And Pete Oxley For Oxford Jazz Festival
- Thursday, February 4, 2010
The Oxford Jazz Festival has announced details of this year’s programme following on from last year’s inaugural event.
The Oxford Jazz Festival has announced details of this year’s programme following on from last year’s inaugural event.
British jazz label Jazzizit commemorates its 15th birthday tonight with a special four-day 15/50 Festival at Pizza Express Jazz Club in London’s Dean Street.
Making one of the most assured and melodically potent debuts last year with his album Kairos Moment, London-based tenor and soprano saxophonist Adam Waldmann takes his fresh-faced Kairos 4Tet out across the UK for an extensive tour this month and next.
At last night’s Grammys the jazz categories were definitely the Cinderellas of the night with barely a glimpse in the TV coverage and the winners names listed way down in the small print.
On the first of a three night residency at North London’s Cafe Oto, titan of the European avant-garde Peter Brötzmann proved the potential of freely improvised music.
The stunning Turner Sims Hall in Southampton will play host to an impressive array of UK and European jazz stars this spring.
Leading US pianist Brad Mehldau is back with a brand new album to be released by his label Nonesuch on 16 March.
Pianist/composer Django Bates is set to release a new album on 29 March based on the music of Charlie Parker.
The Kingdom of Fife in Scotland may not be the obvious place to think of for a jazz festival but next month sees an ambitious three-day jazz fest based in Fife running from 4-7 February with a national and international line-up.
A double bill featuring two contrasting groups from either side of the Channel marked the start of 2010 sessions at the Stoke Newington International Airport venue in London.