Researched musician profile
About Evan Lohning
Jazushi’s artist biography documents more than three decades in the Australian jazz community and identifies arranging as a central part of Lohning’s work. It traces his progression from drums and trumpet to piano and names extensive big-band writing for Australian jazz performers.[1]
Lohning’s artist channel presents an ensemble under his own name. “B Minor Blues with Chorale” and “Stand Up And Be Counted” are both credited as his compositions and arrangements for the Evan Lohning Jazz Orchestra, connecting the venue biography to a first-party listening archive.[1][2][3]
Three decades in Australian jazz
The Sydney venue biography documents a long practice as pianist and big-band arranger.[1]
Evan Lohning Jazz Orchestra
His artist channel preserves original large-ensemble works under the orchestra’s name.[2][3]
Arranger at the piano
Jazushi describes a piano style shaped by Lohning’s study of advanced arranging, jazz, and classical music.[1]