In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Jazzwise

• FUTURE MOVERS
  HIGHLIGHTING SERIOUS TALENT BUBBLING UNDER THE RADAR….
• IBRAHIM MAALOUF TAKES 5
  The trumpeter selects the five albums he can’t live without
• THE ALBERT, PRINCE OF PUBS
  Tony Benjamin remembers The Albert Inn, Bedminster and its music-loving landlord Ian Storrer – both vital to the development of Bristol’s jazz scene
• Listening Out For Change
  Is it time for UK jazz venues to take a different approach to their audiences? Roseanne Hanley assesses the viability of the live jazz scene in the wider UK cultural context that’s tougher than ever but not without hope
• Steppes Ahead
  Ammar Khalia meets Enkhjargal Erkhembayar – known mononymously as Enji – the Mongolian jazz singer and composer who’s making waves here in the West
• The Queen of Harps
  Kevin Whitlock looks at the life and career of Dorothy Ashby, the first great harpist in jazz, whose work is now receiving the consideration it deserves
• HARP & SOUL
  2024 has been deemed ‘The year of Alice’ – a 12-month celebration of the life and work of legendary harpist Alice Coltrane. Stuart Nicholson assesses her legacy and influence, while contemporary harp star Brandee Younger offers a personal perspective
• Girls Allowed!
  How much has the position of women in jazz improved, when compared to our first edition back in 1997? As part of our 300th issue celebrations, Jane Cornwell speaks to five key figures who also happen to be female to try to find out…
• The Power of Three!
  The multi-talented Alice Zawadzki and her longstanding trio have just made their debut recording – Za Górami, a very personal, European folk-influenced collection – for the iconic ECM label. Selwyn Harris speaks to her
• Black British bloodlines and Humph’s favourite singer
  Maxine Daniels, big sister of actor and singer Kenny Lynch, was a successful and pioneering vocalist – and member of the Humphrey Lyttelton band – in the 1950s and 60s. She deserves to be better remembered today, argues Val Wilmer in this fascinating study of 20th Century East End London black life
• TURNINGPOINT
  French vocalist Cyrille Aimée tells Brian Glasser how a Miles Davis classic introduced her to the concept of tonal colour and set her on her musical life journey
• Albums: New Releases
  The UK’s biggest and most authoritative jazz reviews section
• ABSOLUTE FUSION!
  In the first of a new occasional column, Mike Chadwick rounds up a selection of recent and forthcoming releases on the electric-jazz side of things…
• The 30 Best Sounding jazz albums ever! (Part Three)
  In the third of six articles, Kevin Whitlock chooses another quintet of sonic stunners
• FABIA MANTWILL
  Berlin-based saxophonist, vocalist and composer Fabia Mantwill spoke to David Gallant about how she discovered jazz and her favourite instruments over the years
• Instrument News & Reviews
  David Gallant checks out the latest instruments and accessories for professional and serious amateur musicians
• Airshots
  October 24 Radio