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Interviews Posted on24 May 201219 April 2014

Luke Howard and Janos Bruneel on the open road

‘Rehearsing as we did in Belgium prior to the recording was a lot more interesting and unusual than doing so in Melbourne, but the opposite may be true for Janos. Maybe we were fresher approaching our instruments, because there was no opportunity to practise immediately before the recording.’

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Award finalists Posted on2 December 20083 October 2013

Q&A with Sam Anning – 2008 NJA Finalist

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

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Award finalists Posted on2 November 20083 October 2013

Q&A with Alex Boneham – 2008 NJA Finalist

When did you start playing bass 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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Award finalists Posted on20 October 20083 October 2013

Q&A with Phil Stack – 2008 NJA Finalist

When did you start playing bass 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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Award finalists Posted on10 October 20083 October 2013

Q&A with John Kingma – 2008 NJA Finalist

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

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Award finalists Posted on2 October 20083 October 2013

Q&A with Karl Dunnicliff – 2008 NJA Finalist

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

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Award finalists Posted on2 September 20083 October 2013

Q&A with Ben Waples – 2008 NJA Finalists

When did you start playing bass 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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Award finalists Posted on2 August 20083 October 2013

Q&A with Des White – 2008 NJA Finalist

When did you start playing bass 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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Award finalists Posted on2 July 20083 October 2013

Q&A with Sam Zerna – 2008 NJA Finalist

When did you start playing bass 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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Award finalists Posted on2 August 20073 October 2013

Q&A with Ben Hauptmann – 2007 NJA finalists

Ben Hauptman responds to the 2007 Jazz Australia Q&A, featuring finalists in the National Jazz Awards. The National Jazz Awards are performed and announced at the […] Read More

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