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Karen Street / Pic: Robert Crowley

Culture / 3 September 2025

‘Jazz is inclusive of many different backgrounds and cultures and can go a small way to heal divisions’

3 September 2025

Chris Searle speaks to accordionist KAREN STREET

A page from The Way Things Work, by Neil Ardley and David Ma

Book Review / 8 April 2023

An exemplary human

8 April 2023

CHRIS SEARLE marvels at the musical and scientific passions of one of Britain’s great polymaths

Tomas Fujiwara

Interview / 26 July 2022

‘I’d like each listener to interpret the sounds in their own personal way’

26 July 2022

Chris Searle speaks with drummer TOMAS FUJIWARA

Frank Parr, trombonist and wicket keeper, leads the Ravers f

Culture / 28 February 2021

Jazz and Cricket: An Unlikely Combination

28 February 2021

Matthew Wright's compendium vividly evokes the links between the music and the sport

Mary Halvorson

Jazz Interview / 11 November 2020

‘I am so thrilled that the four year nightmare of Trump's presidency will soon be behind us’

11 November 2020

MARY HALVORSON talks to Chris Searle about what inspires her music and has a tender word for Robert Wyatt

Profoundly contemporary: Terri Lyne Carrington

Interview / 4 November 2019

‘We do what we can and hope it has a ripple effect’

4 November 2019

Jazz musician TERRI LYNE CARRINGTON explains to Chris Searle why themes of social justice in the Trump era inform her latest album

Jazz Review / 4 June 2018

Compelling Cuban constructs from brilliant sound architect

4 June 2018

Review / 13 February 2018

An amalgam of creative iconoclasm

13 February 2018

CHRIS SEARLE on jazz

John Tchicai performs at the Munster Jazz Festival in 1987

Chris Searle on jazz / 5 February 2018

A jazzman of precious unity's beautiful saxophone songs

5 February 2018

Features / 18 September 2017

An audacious album crossing generations and epochs

18 September 2017

Chris Searle on Jazz