For this performance, the Andrew Robson Trio is joined by two very special guests Sandy Evans and bassist Lloyd Swanton (who replaces Steve Elphick for this performance).
This gig features a mighty ten – member version of the Coltrane Project to play John Coltrane’s rarely performed magnum opus Ascension. This version of the Coltrane Project band will include 2 basses and a talented array of improvisers with different approaches. Ascension features each soloist in turn alternating with barrages of horns and drums as the whole ensemble reaches for the stars!
Led by saxophonist Sandy Evans, this ensemble features leading Australian jazz musicians Brett Hirst (bass) and Toby Hall (drums). They explore intersections between diverse expressive and musical concepts in a […]
The Sandy Evans Indian Project returns to the Riverside Theatre due to popular demand after a sell-out education season in 2016.
An entrancing evening featuring two Indian-jazz intercultural projects by some of Australia’s leading jazz and Indian musicians, directed and composed by Sandy Evans whose recent collaboration, Bridge of Dreams received rave reviews from a sold-out performance at The City Recital Hall for the 2019 Sydney Festival.
New Springs brings together a group of musicians from two sides of the Indian Ocean who have forged a deep and unique musical connection over several decades.
TONY GORMAN & BOBBY SINGH DUO ‘...intensely beautiful and meditative ...’ Limelight Magazine
plus Sandy Evans Trio with Bobby Singh, Featuring Brett Hirst and Toby Hall
When Ten Part Invention play, it’s always an event and their September 21st gig will be no different. The line-up consists of brilliant soloists and the book bulges with superb compositions from some of the major jazz composers in the history of Australian jazz.
In this special collaboration, the internationally-renowned Sandy Evans Trio is joined by two very special guests - saxophonist Andrew Robson and drummer Hamish Stuart. Completing the stellar line up is sensational bass player Brett Hirst.
You will hear Kim’s music being played by extraordinary musicians. The stellar line-up is Sandy Evans, Llew Kiek, Boyd, Mark Szeto, Peter Kennard, Chris Field, Stuart Vandegraaff, James Greening, Sam […]
Sandy Evans, one of Australia’s most well-known jazz saxophonists and composers, directs this musical interpretation of Gandhi’s writings on non-violence, joined by Australian-Indian musicians Sarangan Sriranganathan (sitar/vocals) and Bobby Singh (tabla), and her all-star band.
As part of her Sydney International Women's Jazz Festival Artist-in-Residence role this is the launch of "Postcards from the Anthropocene" with collaborators Hamish Stuart (drums) and Adam Hulbert (eurotrack modular synthesiser and […]