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Swansea International Jazz Festival 2026: Nicolas Meier, Claire Martin, Georgina Jackson & Hejira
An attractive spread of leading British jazz acts are included in the Swansea mix
Julian Joseph to play Rhapsody in Blue with the Ulster Orchestra
A rare appearance in Belfast by Julian Joseph is a highlight this autumn.
The flamenco guitar master Pepe Habichuela has died
The acclaimed flamenco player collaborated with Miles Davis legend Dave Holland
Title track of Momentism streams ahead of Jamie Safir Ronnie’s date
The pianist reunites with Iain Ballamy on a new studio quartet album of Safir originals
Alexander Hawkins to speak at this year’s European Jazz Conference
Deep thinker erudite improviser Alexander Hawkins speaks of "the authoritarian's trap" at a major jazz concert in Cologne this autumn
Oliver Jones, the Canadian jazz pianist who found wider acclaim on turning 50, dies aged 91
Farewell to a Canadian jazz piano icon
Christ-Stéphane Boizi
Blindingly obviously a new trombone star comes knocking at the door
Ascenseur pour l’échafaud pianist René Urtreger dies
Famed for his work on a classic Miles Davis film soundtrack for director Louis Malle in the late 1950s.
First track from Synonym streams
A stunning interpretation of a George Michael/Aretha Franklin classic heralds a new album from Meshell Ndegeocello.
The Last of Komeda’s Astigmatic Players Günter Lenz Dies Aged 87
Lenz was the final survivor of Krzysztof Komeda’s 1965 masterpiece, Astigmatic.
The Alessi Brothers Are Heard In A Rare Improvisational Setting
Always of interest what Ralph Alessi is up to. Appearing with his brother is novel on this brand new release
Vibes & sax add a lot to what Little North can now deliver
Beefed up instrumentation and the Brooklyn buzz suit the Danes
Molly Johnson is back
New music from the Canadian has a late night crossover mood about it on her first album in 5 years.
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