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Day: August 16, 2018

Guest Posts Posted on16 August 201816 August 2018

Duke Ellington should be taught in schools

Considering how much of my life I had devoted to listening and learning this music, and believing it was the greatest music in the world, I was truly shocked when I got to high school to realise that throughout my entire high school years there was hardly any mention of Jazz or the great men that contributed to this music.

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Interviews Posted on16 August 201825 November 2020

Phoebe Day & Joel Sena: ‘We are constantly creating and moving each other forward’

“Melbourne has been incredibly welcoming as a musical community. There’s a lot of life in the scene here. People go out to see music. Musicians are more open and wanting to see others succeed. It really did blow our minds when we first moved down here!P”

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