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Jane Cornwell

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Journalist, writer, compere. jazz/global music/arts stuff. Travel, sometimes. UK & Aus.
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Introducing: Blue Note Essentials

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By Jane Cornwell Verified
| everythingjazz.com
Jazz can look like a daunting business from the outside. There are saxophonists who have made dozens of albums, trumpeters who appear on other people’s records, mysterious phrases like hard-bop, post-bop and in-the-pocket, and what are jazz musicians even doing in a woodshed, anyway? But you don’t need to know any of that to enjoy jazz. You just need somewhere to begin.
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Artist, musician and poet Benjamin Clementine a lone ranger

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By Jane Cornwell Verified
| The Saturday Paper Verified
“I’ve made a deal with loneliness,” says musician Benjamin Clementine. “It has always been with me and will never go away. Accepting that lets me figure out what I need to move forward. People with a lot of alone time have a gift from heaven.” He’s sitting in his recording studio in Florence, Italy, his dark hair teased into a cloud that rises towards the high, vaulted ceiling. “I don’t like going out, unless it is in nature,” he says.
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‘Today's Brazilians have no idea what it feels like to lose democracy': Joyce Moreno on her battles to become a Latin musical great

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By Jane Cornwell Verified
| MSN Australia Verified
Jane Cornwell At 78, Joyce Moreno is one of Brazil's musical icons, but for decades that status seemed far from assured: this headstrong singer, guitarist and composer was frequently viewed as a threat by her country's establishment. Aged 19, the reaction to her song Me Disseram – which began “I was told my man didn't love me” – almost torpedoed her career before it even started. “I'd often heard the expression ‘my man' sung by Billie Holiday and Edith Piaf, so for me it was normal,” she says.
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