In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Jazzwise

• FUTURE MOVERS
  HIGHLIGHTING SERIOUS TALENT BUBBLING UNDER THE RADAR….
• LESZEK MOŻDŻER TAKES 5
  The pianist selects the albums he can’t live without
• ON BROADWAY: THE SWEET SMELL(S) OF JAZZ
  This month Val Wilmer retraces her footsteps to Broadway’s forgotten music hub, where the scent of newly-pressed vinyl, pipe smoke and bourbon still linger in her memories of the men – and the music – who shaped a generation
• Keeping The Spirit Of Trane Alive
  With John Coltrane’s recorded legacy once more in the spotlight, Selwyn Harris highlights the many opportunities to hear Trane’s works performed live in the coming months by a wide variety of top-level bandleaders and ensembles
• London Wanderlust
  Trumpeter Audrey Powne has made the leap from her native Australia to New York and now London, and is making plenty of waves along the way as both in-demand side person and burgeoning solo artist. With her debut album Bodies of Water now on release, she tells Peter Jones about the highs and lows of her journey so far
• Fever Pitch
  With her debut album Hayfever and a major UK tour on the horizon, saxophonist Mali Sheard tells Alice Hill about the life-changing power of jazz education, finding her own voice, and the excitement of stepping away from the conservatoire and into the spotlight
• Love, Devotion, Surrender – The Many Sides Of John Coltrane
  As saxophonist John Coltrane’s centenary arrives on 23 September, the pull and power of his recorded legacy and his immense influence on the very fabric of jazz continues to cast long shadows today. In this exclusive feature, Stuart Nicholson examines how Trane moved from a form of lightning-fast, near quantum harmonic theory, to spiritual modal forms, to attempting to play the unplayable in the last stage of his short but dazzling career, which was cut short in 1967 aged 40
• Night Trane To Newcastle all energy, visually compelling and loud. Unsurprisingly
  In a career that burned twice as bright but only half as long, John Coltrane made just one excursion to the British Isles, in 1961. Brian Priestley offers a first-hand account of this seismic visit and his memorable night in Newcastle
• Stand up and be counted!
  With a new album by his band Civil Disobedience, New York bassist David Ambrosio draws on the spirit of 1960s radicalism while investigating little-known tunes from the more progressive and adventurous end of the 1960s Blue Note canon. Daniel Spicer finds out that it’s a mission the world needs now more than ever.
• BURIED TREASURE
  An avant-garde stalwart born out of Bristol’s fiery free improv scene, Larry Stabbins has long combined the commercial success of his bands Weekend and Working Week and jousting with the likes of Keith Tippett and Peter Brötzmann. Tony Benjamin tells the extraordinary tale of his return from a decade sailing the high seas, not playing sax, and his rebirth as an angular alto player heading up multiple acclaimed outfits
• Northern Lights
  It’s not just striker Erling Haaland putting Norway on the map, as the country’s fertile music scene continues to produce an abundance of astonishingly varied musicians and a highly distinctive jazz scene. Andy Robson visited Oslo and Bergen this year to discover how future generations of new talent are being cultivated against a changing ecological and societal landscape
• TURNING POINT
  Revered saxophonist Gary Bartz tells Brian Glasser how Charlie Parker set him on his musical path before he’d even picked up the saxophone
• Albums: New Releases
  Our vinyl, CD and download reviews – Jazz and beyond
• Instrument News & Reviews
  This month, David Gallant checks out two budget friendly axes: a Strat-style guitar that packs a punch and a retro-inspired short-scale bass
• Kris Davis
  The renowned Canadian jazz pianist and composer – who’s known for her ten-piece group Diatom Ribbons and her trio with bassist Robert Hurst and drummer Johnathan Blake – talks to David Gallant about her journey into jazz and her favourite instruments over the years
• Gig Guide September 26
  Rosie Hanley previews the must-see gigs and concerts. Send future listings to roseanne.hanley@gmail.com Listings are free, but due to space restrictions cannot be guaranteed to appear – expanded listings can be found at www.jazzwise.com/gig-guide. To advertise your event, contact Ros McRae on ros@jazzwise.com