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Chris’ Album is 10 Years Old (and Will’s is -1 Years Old)
give, with Chris Fraser, Eli Davidovici, & Mili Hong, came out in fall 2016. Meanwhile, Will’s next album is in the can
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The Rhythm Changes Podcast, established 2021 and hosted by Chris Fraser and Will Chernoff.
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Bill Clark: Trumpet, VEJI, Teaching, 4+ Decades of Playing
Remembering Hugh Fraser and telling VEJI tales on the occasion of a celebratory Oct. 16 show at VanJazz '26
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“Hanging Out” with Brian Fraser
Brian just published a book, What the Church Might Learn from Jazz: Drawn into the Swing of Sanctifying Significance
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Nick Leffler: Steelhead Sound, Summer Run Jazz Fest
Nick's non-profit Steelhead Sound presents its first shows this month, including the Summer Run Jazz Fest Aug. 29
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Fredrik Ljungkvist at Vancouver International Jazz Festival
The Swedish saxophonist is the featured artist with the Stranger Friends Orchestra Jul. 5 at Performance Works
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Wendy Eisenberg at Vancouver International Jazz Festival
A live episode hosted by Rhythm Changes Podcast creator Will Chernoff at Tom Lee Music Hall, June 30th
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John Lee: "I'm just interested in all of it."
John grew up in Nanaimo, lives in Victoria, and is known for his prowess on drums, keys, bass, and guitar
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Mike Rud: The Paranormal Adventures
The guitarist is on faculty at Selkirk College after decades crossing the country; he came through to play Frankie's
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Ron Samworth: Playing for the Song
Ron is a guitarist who has played on the Vancouver scene since 1979; he taught at CapU for 28 years, retiring in 2024
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Harry Bartlett: Guitar, Old-Time & Bluegrass with Improv
Harry is a Nashville guitarist originally from BC who has also spent time in Toronto; his projects include Mountain Air
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Jason Winikoff: In-Person This Time!
Broadway songs, Zambian music, and more; while back in town, he plays Guilt & Co. Wednesday and Zameen Art House Saturday
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Nick Peck: Keys, Guitars, & Technology Intersect
Coming from England to BC, machine learning, and the textures and forms that technology produces alongside the arts