Take Five: May 2021
Just like Dave Brubeck, we’re taking five each month to give you the scoop on five things we’re excited about.
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These Digital Times: Andrea Keller's Five Below
Andrea Keller’s award-winning ensemble Five Below features two bassists, drums, guitar and piano, and reimagines a score of Keller's compositions - throwing the music into a new light through an intense process of deconstruction, exploration, and musical innovation.
These Digital Times: Chindamo Meets Chindamo
Australian virtuoso pianist Joe Chindamo is routinely described as one of the best jazz pianists in the world and as a composer has earned international acclaim for his concertos, chamber music and film soundtracks. Performing alongside Joe is Olivia Chindamo, his daughter, a stunning vocalist and performer in her own right.
Earanee Niedzwiecki on Women in Jazz podcast and her artists to watch
"It occurred to me that a podcast could be a great way to remedy the lack of women’s stories in jazz."
Ellie Lamb talks representation, inspirations and motivations
"Making music together with people I love and who inspire me is incredibly motivating and fulfilling."
These Digital Times: Solomon Sisay
Saxophonist Solomon Sisay is a world-class musician who shot to fame after being the chosen saxophone player for Axumite Band, a legendary outfit in Ethiopia
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Between Worlds: Take Note leader Ellie Lamb
"I think one of the greatest powers of art is that it can provide insight into our selves in very revealing ways."
Close Encounter: Chris Dave & The Drumhedz 2018
Join Chris Dave & The Drumhedz as they treat audiences to a fascinating chat on percussion, the music industry and collaboration.
Earanee Niedzwiecki on Women in Jazz podcast and her artists to watch
"It occurred to me that a podcast could be a great way to remedy the lack of women’s stories in jazz."
Ellie Lamb talks representation, inspirations and motivations
"Making music together with people I love and who inspire me is incredibly motivating and fulfilling."
MIJF Career Development Panel: Old Media, New Media
This panel explores the differences and opportunities in old and new media and how to make the most of them.
MIJF Career Development Panel: Surviving & Thriving
This panel discusses issues of mental health and well being in the music industry and how artists can stay creatively vibrant – and healthy – when the industry and world around us is constantly changing.
MIJF Career Development Panel: The Funding Landscape
This panel delves into the sometimes-daunting world of grants, fundraising and philanthropy.
MIJF Congress: Accessing International Markets
Australia is the 6th largest music market in the world with incredible local talent, but how do we ensure audiences abroad hear our music? This panel investigates what opportunities Australian artists can explore in other territories, including touring, promotion, publishing and marketing.
MIJF Congress: Beyond Words
In this panel some of Australia’s most exciting artists examine the historical and cultural influences that have shaped modern jazz, blues, Latin jazz, desert blues and more.
MIJF Congress: Chart a Course: Navigating the Industry
This highly informative panel presents a map of the music industry, navigating income streams and essential tools for artists building sustainable careers.
MIJF Congress: In Conversation with Paul Grabowsky AO
Multi-award-winning composer, pianist and MIJF Artist in Residence Paul Grabowsky AO shares his thoughts on jazz, and his extensive career in the music industry. This conversation is hosted by his friend and long-time collaborator, Steve Vizard.