In an evening of luminous soundscapes, The Necks show why they are masters of improvisation. Kristian Borring is thrilled to hear the trio live.
Author Archives: Kristian Borring
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More than jazz enough
5 November 2022
The Perth International Jazz Festival is off and swinging and Kristian Borring says the diverse opening night program promises a great weekend in Perth and later in the south-west.
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Aué finds her own voice with Brazilian beat
21 September 2022
Georgie Aué may have won fans with a tribute show but her album launch reveals a rich catalogue of original material. Kristian Borring revels in an evening of laidback Latin grooves and lush vocals.
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Farrell inspires jazz future
1 August 2022
If you ever doubt the future of jazz then check out WAYJO, writes Kristian Borring, after listening to the local jazz stars of tomorrow support multi-saxophonist Gemma Farrell.
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Musical explorations from the edge
27 April 2022
Tune Noise Tune’s series of experimental performances is giving local audiences new opportunities to hear innovative sounds, and the latest instalment has Kristian Borring mesmerised.
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New big band puts jazz on the main stage
17 December 2021
WA’s newest jazz orchestra make their debut at the Perth Concert Hall and Kristian Borring discovers what all the excitement is about.
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Jazz heavyweights preach Coltrane
9 November 2021
The Jamie Oehlers Quartet gives a world class interpretation of the spiritual music of John Coltrane at the Perth International Jazz Festival, says Kristian Borring.
