Donna's Secret
Issie Barratt's INTERCHANGE
Awards:
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Jazzwise, Editor's Choice
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The Guardian, Jazz Album of the Month, February 2020
Interchange typifies Issie Barratt’s work as educator, activist and artist. In the latter role, she has focused on large ensembles in a way rare for British female jazz musicians, eight of whom...
Donna's Secret
Issie Barratt's INTERCHANGE
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Awards:
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Jazzwise, Editor's Choice
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The Guardian, Jazz Album of the Month, February 2020
Interchange typifies Issie Barratt’s work as educator, activist and artist. In the latter role, she has focused on large ensembles in a way rare for British female jazz musicians, eight of whom...
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Issie Barratt's INTERCHANGE (In-to-change) Pushing at the boundaries & blurring all the edges. INTERCHANGE'S debut album "Donna's Secret" (recorded January 2019) features 14 highly creative improvising artists performing 8 highly original newly commissioned works, led by multi award composer and bandleader Issie Barratt - ranked by BBC Radio 4's 2018 power-list as one of the most influential women in the music industry: An exhilarating programme of newly commissioned music providing a broader, more diverse experience than any audience might typically hear.
"A compelling & emotional set of top drawer contemporary jazz" - London Jazz News.
"A totally engaging performance" - Jazz Journal.
"Full of sophisticated music & improvisational skill" Bebop Spoken Here "One of the finest & most creative jazz groups I've heard for a long time. A wonderful group spirit & enormous range of rich & colourful sound. When their CD is out, and the band fully launched, this could be one of the sensations of the year" - Darlington & Stockton Times.
"One for the wish list" - London Jazz News.
Contents and tracklist
- Issie Barratt's INTERCHANGE
Awards and reviews
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JazzwiseEditor's Choice
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The GuardianJazz Album of the MonthFebruary 2020
March 2020
Interchange typifies Issie Barratt’s work as educator, activist and artist. In the latter role, she has focused on large ensembles in a way rare for British female jazz musicians, eight of whom are offered the format’s compositional opportunities here.
