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What to SEE: Number Junky

12 August 2022

Accomplished Danish jazz guitarist Kristian Borring makes his local recording debut with his trio Number Junky. The album Earth Matters is released this month with a special gig to launch it in his new hometown.

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WIN tickets to WAYJO’s The Modern Masters

1 October 2021

We have double passes to give away for a night of contemporary jazz with special guest Jamie Oehlers.

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Jazz with a social conscience

28 June 2021

Artemis Orchestra launch their debut album The Elephant in the Room and Garry Lee enjoys the arrival of a jazz ensemble that values equity, commitment and passion.

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Festival ends with more fizzle than bang

15 March 2021

Though it started promisingly, Perth Festival’s tour through the history of jazz left Rosalind Appleby wanting more.

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A world of grace and enchantment

31 August 2019

Review: Grace Knight: ‘The First 40 Years’ ⋅ Ellington’s Jazz Club August 31 ⋅ Review: Ron Banks ⋅ There is a world of experience behind the sparkling eyes of …

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Jazz gymnastics

2 March 2019

Perth Festival review: Jazzmeia Horn ⋅ Perth Concert Hall, March 1 ⋅ Reviewed by Ron Banks ⋅ Texas-born jazz singer Jazzmeia Horn has an extraordinary voice no doubt about …

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Sassafras satisfies

26 January 2019

Fringe World review: Sassafras: Under Paris Skies⋅ Ellington Jazz Club, January 24⋅ Review by Steve Baitz⋅ Acoustic gypsy-jazz band Sassafras presented a world-class musical performance to the …

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Jazz pianists battle it out

12 November 2018

Review: Perth International Jazz Festival ⋅ Perth Cultural Centre/State Theatre Centre, November 10 ⋅ Review by Steve Baitz ⋅ It was a warm afternoon at the …

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Seesaw Magazine acknowledges the traditional custodians of the lands on which we work and live, the Whadjuk people of the Noongar Nation. We acknowledge and respect their continuing culture and the contribution they make to the life of this city and this region.
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