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3 Questions, Guest Posts, Interviews, Video Posted on19 June 202018 September 2020

3 Questions for Andrew Murray [VIDEO]

In this episode I’m talking to Melbourne-based jazz composer, arranger and conductor Andrew Murray, leader of the ATM15 big band.

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Concerts and tours, Gigs and concerts, Interviews Posted on6 June 201718 September 2020

Andrew Murray: ‘Singers are very brave’

My creative process ideally begins with an idea that is exciting to me, and often that seed of inspiration is enough to drive the project through to completion, and overcome all the challenges along the way. Georgie and Josh have been my inspiration for the last month or two while writing this music.

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Album Releases, Concerts and tours, Festivals, Gigs and concerts, Interviews, News, people Posted on19 May 20168 June 2017

Andrew Murray: “I just wanted to hear music that made me feel something and ATM15 delivered”

“ATM15 is my vehicle for original material, experimentation and doing whatever the hell I want”

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