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Category: Curated

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Curated Posted on1 February 20132 February 2013

AusJazz.net review: The Necks at The Corner

Roger Mitchell reviews The Necks at The Corner Hotel on their current tour… Read the full story on ausjazz.net >

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Curated, News Posted on30 January 20131 February 2013

Darling Harbour Jazz Festival protest rallies

Our friends over at Jazz.org.au have posted a news item that provides details of rallies today to protest the demise of the Darling Harbour Jazz […] Read More

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Curated, News Posted on30 January 20131 February 2013

In The Age : Tribute to Brian Brown

The Age 30 January 2013 Experimental jazz artist’s legacy in listening MELBOURNE’S jazz community is mourning the death of virtuoso saxophonist, composer and educator Brian […] Read More

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Curated Posted on4 September 20121 February 2013

From AAJ: Marialy Pacheco: A Sunshine State of Mind

Marialy Pacheco: A Sunshine State of Mind | It takes courage and self-belief to up sticks and try your luck in another country. There is, after all, no guarantee that things will work out…

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Curated Posted on18 August 20121 February 2013

The Age: Feature on Kynan Robinson and Solo In Red

Title: Notes from a Nightmare Publication: The Age By: Liza Power Date: 18 August 2012 Read the full article in The Age here >   […] Read More

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Curated Posted on8 July 20121 February 2013

NPR: Interview with Linda Oh

Title: ‘Initial Here’: Jazz Musician Linda Oh Plays Out Her Heritage Publication: NPR (National Public Radio) in the USA Date: 8 July 2012 Read the […] Read More

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Curated Posted on9 April 20121 February 2013

From Downbeat: Phillip Johnston on Australian Jazz

“Australia is very far away from the parts of the world most noticed by the jazz press. And yet in the hothouse of the southern hemisphere, a group of extraordinary musicians and ensembles have developed who could hold their own against any in the world.”

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Curated, Diaspora Posted on8 February 20121 February 2013

Daorum featured in Video about Lincoln Center, NY

“I was in Korea, at an Art Market and I saw the film, Intangible Asset Number 82, loved the film and then saw just a ten minute acoustic performance by Simon Barker and Bae Il Dong the Pansori singer and just fell in love with the project…”

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Curated, Reviews Posted on16 October 20111 February 2013

John McBeath in The Australian on Origami ‘Blues for Joy’

“Simmons wrote six of the widely differing nine tunes, and the surprise opener, ‘Sometimes I Dream’ comes from country singer Merle Haggard. It starts with […] Read More

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Australian Jazz: the playlist (work in progress)

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    Toshi Clinch: 'Jazz Melbourne aims to grow Australia's musical footprint through performance and education'
  • Julien Wilson: 'Improvised music is political by nature'
    Julien Wilson: 'Improvised music is political by nature'
  • Indigenous Australian Jazz legend Lois Olney plays in Melbourne
    Indigenous Australian Jazz legend Lois Olney plays in Melbourne
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    The promise of Ally Hocking Howe
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    Fiona Burnett: 'Morgana always challenged the stereotype of jazz'
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    Georgie Darvidis: 'Performing tragedy is a very personal thing to have to call on in front of people'
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    REVIEW: Jeremy Rose Quartet - Sand Lines
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    NJA Finalist Q&A - Katie Wighton
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    Famoudou Don Moye on the 50th anniversary of the Art Ensemble of Chicago

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