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Festivals, News Posted on21 October 202027 October 2020

Wangaratta Jazz goes digital

When the decision was made to move to an all-online mode of delivery, the Festival reached out tokey organisations across the nation. What came back was unreserved enthusiasm, generosityand drive to make things happen.

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Origami - Hugh Harvey, Adam Simmons, Howard Cairns
Album Releases Posted on19 March 201323 March 2013

Album releases: Origami

Two new albums by Origami reveal very different – yet complementary – sides of Origami and that’s the reason for the double release (and the secret behind the different colours used in the distinctive folded paper cover art).

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Words (Collider)
Album Releases Posted on23 February 201324 February 2013

CD Release: Words (Collider)

Recorded in 2012 Collider’s first album Words looks for inspiration from the literary world.

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Video Posted on31 August 2012

Friday Video: Howard Cairns Quintet – Compression

Recorded at Howard Cairns’ recent launch of his CD ‘Compression’ at Melbourne’s Kelvin Club.

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News Posted on28 April 2012

UNESCO International Jazz Day Concerts

Musicians all over the world will celebrate UNESCO’s inaugural International Jazz Day on Monday 30 April 2012. Here are some Australian events you might like to attend…

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Interviews Posted on4 March 2012

Griswold and Simmons prestidigitate the unexpected

“With me and Adam, there’s a bit of both in the relationship…each of us knows each other’s style and world of ideas very well, but the duo format is a new adventure – which will challenge us into new directions!”

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Interviews Posted on27 November 201127 June 2015

Cognitive dissonance: Kynan Robinson finds musical ideas in the works of Cormac McCarthy

“I was reading Cormac McCarthy a lot, just reading, without a purpose, and I kept going back there and reading it again and again.”

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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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    Chloe Kim: 'Jazz and improvising are just another way of living life'
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    Kristin Berardi and James Sherlock: "It's easy to make music with someone who's a good friend"
  • Megan Burslem - my songlines
    Megan Burslem - my songlines
  • James Macaulay: 'The charm of the trombone is in its mystery'
    James Macaulay: 'The charm of the trombone is in its mystery'
  • Pat Metheny: 'I believe profoundly in the power of good notes'
    Pat Metheny: 'I believe profoundly in the power of good notes'
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    Adam Rudegeair: "There is life after Ziggy"
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    Yes, follow Cheryl Durongpisitkul through the red ash
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    Adam Rudegeair: 'Lake Minnetonka is my attempt to blend jazz and heavy funk'
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    Vincent Gardner & Belinda Munro: voices of a musical continuum
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3 Questions Allan Browne Andrea Keller Arjun von Caemmerer Barney McAll bass Bernie McGann Bird's Basement Chris McNulty Eugene Ball Gian Slater Jamie Oehlers Jazz on Lockdown Jeremy Rose JMI live John Clare John Hardaker John Shand Jonathan Zwartz Julien Wilson Kristin Berardi Mace Francis Marc Hannaford Matt McMahon melbourne international jazz festival Melbourne Recital Centre MIJF Mike Nock NJA Paris Cat Jazz Club Paul Grabowsky Peter Knight Phil Slater Sam Anning Sam Keevers Sandy Evans Saxophone Scott Tinkler SIMA Simon Barker Stephen Magnusson Stonnington Jazz The Jazz Lab voice Wangaratta Festival of Jazz and Blues

Top – 10

  • Chloe Kim: 'Jazz and improvising are just another way of living life'
    Chloe Kim: 'Jazz and improvising are just another way of living life'
  • Kristin Berardi and James Sherlock: "It's easy to make music with someone who's a good friend"
    Kristin Berardi and James Sherlock: "It's easy to make music with someone who's a good friend"
  • Megan Burslem - my songlines
    Megan Burslem - my songlines
  • James Macaulay: 'The charm of the trombone is in its mystery'
    James Macaulay: 'The charm of the trombone is in its mystery'
  • Pat Metheny: 'I believe profoundly in the power of good notes'
    Pat Metheny: 'I believe profoundly in the power of good notes'
  • Adam Rudegeair: "There is life after Ziggy"
    Adam Rudegeair: "There is life after Ziggy"
  • Yes, follow Cheryl Durongpisitkul through the red ash
    Yes, follow Cheryl Durongpisitkul through the red ash
  • Adam Rudegeair: 'Lake Minnetonka is my attempt to blend jazz and heavy funk'
    Adam Rudegeair: 'Lake Minnetonka is my attempt to blend jazz and heavy funk'
  • Vincent Gardner & Belinda Munro: voices of a musical continuum
    Vincent Gardner & Belinda Munro: voices of a musical continuum
  • Album review: A Shorthand of Sensation (All Talk) by John Shand
    Album review: A Shorthand of Sensation (All Talk) by John Shand

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