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Award finalists, News Posted on20 October 201420 October 2014

Wangaratta Festival of Jazz & Blues – souvenir postcards

extempore and the Wangaratta Festival of Jazz and Blues have collaborated with National Jazz Award winners from every year of the festival since it began. The result is this eclectic set of souvenir postcards from some of our most creative musicians.

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Album Releases, Interviews, Reviews Posted on10 January 201424 April 2014

Interview & review – The Cope Street Parade Vol 1

“…Sydney’s a small town and I was just wanting to make something nice.”

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Album Releases, Reviews Posted on28 December 201310 January 2014

Album Review: The Cope Street Parade Volume One by John Clare

These quite young musicians are students of this music. They love it. They do take it seriously, but authenticity is attained by appearing not to take it seriously.

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Award finalists Posted on6 August 20137 August 2013

Marc Hannaford awarded the 2013 MCA Freedman Fellowship for Jazz

I have never heard jazz like Marc’s – the intricate rhythms are mesmerising, the improvisation continually surprises, the blend of heritage and innovation full of wit and amazement. This is a true musical mind finding its own new path.

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Features, Festivals, Reviews Posted on23 January 2013

John Hardaker reviews Jazzgroove Summer Festival, Sydney – 17-20 January 2013

‘a strange and beautiful world conjured among the bricks and grime, the litter and the 7-11 stores’

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Video Posted on28 September 2012

Friday Video: My Goodness McGuiness! at Kinetic Jazz

A great way to while away 2:07 minutes! Playing in this video: Lucian McGuiness, trombone; Dan Junor, saxophone, Fabian Hevia, percussion, Aaron Flower, guitar, Zoe Hauptmann, bass. These guys are having fun 🙂

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Award finalists Posted on20 August 20073 October 2013

Q&A with Aaron Flower – 2007 NJA Finalist

When did you start playing guitar and why? For example, was there a ‘moment’ when it came to you as a calling or vocation? I […] Read More

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  • Kristin Berardi: 'The reason I make music is to hopefully move people'
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    Adam Rudegeair: 'Lake Minnetonka is my attempt to blend jazz and heavy funk'
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    Omid Shayan: 'Creation is hard and it hurts, but the result can be life-changing'
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