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Ahead of her forthcoming 10-date Music Network tour, Polish-Ukrainian jazz harpist Alina Bzhezhinska spoke to the Journal of Music about her musical background, the inspiration of Alice Coltrane, and learning the Scottish harp.
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Coverage of Alina Bzhezhinska, New York All-Stars and Calum Gourlay.
The Whitman Review writes, “Musical substance, novelty of the kind we ought to hear more often and charm: who could ask for more? The audience at Wakefield Jazz certainly did.”
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Jazzwise’s George Howlett writes, “Sheer harp attack courtesy of Alina Bzehezhinska and company at EFG London Jazz Fest”.
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Alina Bzhezhinska makes the Top 10!
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“The audience was mesmerised and silently absorbed by her sound and jazz interpretations. I don’t think I’ve ever witnessed the Jazz Cafe that quiet.”
The last ‘Women in Jazz’ night at Jazz Cafe, was a kick ass triple bill from start to finish! Three female instrumentalists getting out of their comfort zones doing cutting edge original music that elevates the music scene.
Spectacularly, opening the night was Alina Bzhezhinska, acclaimed harpist, playing solo in her first- ever Jazz Cafe gig. The audience was mesmerised and silently absorbed by her sound and jazz interpretations. I don’t think I’ve ever witnessed the Jazz Cafe that quiet. Check her last CD funded by the PRS Women Make Music Award, dedicated to telling Alice and John Coltrane’s story on the harp.
Laura Mvula, Melt Yourself Down and Alina Bzhezhinska leading lights at London's crossover Love-in at Roundhouse
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“Once in a while someone comes along and reminds us of overlooked individuals in the jazz world.”
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A magical evening for Alina with her two ensembles.
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An insightful interview with Echoes’ Kevin Le Gendre.
