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April 1, 2024
Seth Rogovoy reviews Benjamin Koppel's latest album, White Buses: Passage to Freedom.
November 8, 2023
The best jazz drummers can leave the underlying pulse implied as they play alternate patterns against the unstated groove.
August 31, 2023
The Copenhagen Post – your Danish Connection
February 26, 2023
In this episode of DW Jazz Concerts, we'll be listening to the German vibraphonist and composer Christopher Dell and his other two trio members, drummer Christian Lillinger and contrabassist Jonas Westergaard.
February 26, 2023
DW Jazz Concert events: Christopher Dell and Trio with Bob DegenTo play this audio please allow JavaScript, and contemplate upgrading to an internet
March 13, 2022
Tales of Beatnik Bebop glory from the legendary novelist/poet Jack Kerouac; Vein one-ups Emerson, Lake & Palmer; Ivo Perelman is a damn genius; Anders Koppel creates a double-disc doozy from the photos of Jacob Riis; Marta Sanchez may have made the Album of the Year!
May 17, 2021
A live online performance featuring Benjamin Koppel and Friends. The first in a new series of live online music performances, presented by Bang & Olufsen and featuring Benjamin Koppel, one of Denmark’s finest jazz musicians.
January 30, 2021
Melbourne Jewish community refuse funding for Malka Leifer legal defence30/01/2021|1min One of the most senior figures in Melbournes Adass community has denied funding the legal defence of accused paedophile Malka Leifer. She appeared via videolink in Melbourne Magistrates Court on Thursday after being extradited from Israel. Shes facing 74 counts of child sexual abuse. President of the Adass Israel Congregation Benjamin Koppel says the community is "definitely not" paying her legal fees. Fav...
January 29, 2021
Malka Leiferâs journey from gated community to a Melbourne court By Gabrielle Weiniger Save Normal text size Advertisement Wearing a white head wrap, accused child abuser Malka Leifer sat in silence before a Melbourne court via video link on Thursday, stooped over and hiding her face with her arms crossed. Her hunched position was familiar from court appearances in her native Israel, but for the first time something was different: she was finally facing prosecution and her accusers on Aust...