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Thoughts, Conversations and To Do Lists with Isabel Marquez
For this episode Fiona Ross chats to journalist, saxophonist and vocalist Isabel Marquez
After graduating from Cardiff University with a BA in Music, I joined the Women in Jazz Media team and began my journalism journey. Since then I have written for various jazz (and other genre based) magazines, and have collaborated with some incredible people.
With the Cardiff University Jazz Society, I set up the university's first all-female jazz group: 'Womxn's Group'. I also was the society's Musical
Director at the North Sea Jazz Festival, leading the big band on the Mississippi Stage. I am a saxophonist and singer who releases music that combines features of jazz with folky and alternative sounds.
My work with Women in Jazz Media has helped me understand further what needs to be done to make the jazz genre more egalitarian, something I focus on
in my writing. I started working with the Music Relief Foundation in 2023, helping make music more affordable and accessible to the children and families
of Croydon.
Isabel’s website
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By Fiona RossFor this episode Fiona Ross chats to journalist, saxophonist and vocalist Isabel Marquez
After graduating from Cardiff University with a BA in Music, I joined the Women in Jazz Media team and began my journalism journey. Since then I have written for various jazz (and other genre based) magazines, and have collaborated with some incredible people.
With the Cardiff University Jazz Society, I set up the university's first all-female jazz group: 'Womxn's Group'. I also was the society's Musical
Director at the North Sea Jazz Festival, leading the big band on the Mississippi Stage. I am a saxophonist and singer who releases music that combines features of jazz with folky and alternative sounds.
My work with Women in Jazz Media has helped me understand further what needs to be done to make the jazz genre more egalitarian, something I focus on
in my writing. I started working with the Music Relief Foundation in 2023, helping make music more affordable and accessible to the children and families
of Croydon.
Isabel’s website