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Features, Jazz in Sydney, Melbourne Jazz Posted on25 November 202226 November 2022

A personal reflection on Bob Barnard

Everything Bob played was a melody of its own. The way he would weave the notes through the harmonics of a song somehow keeping the integrity of both melody relevance and the critically important harmonic notes, was something to marvel at.

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Books, Reviews Posted on30 January 201325 November 2022

Book Review: Bob Barnard’s Jazz Scrapbook

Amid the entertaining anecdotes we pick up on Barnard’s perspectives on his colleagues, his recordings and his idols, including Louis Armstrong, the first encounter with whom he describes as ‘possibly the most exciting thing that had ever happened to me’.

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Books Posted on19 November 20121 February 2013

Bob Barnard’s Jazz Scrapbook: a pictorial memoir

…memorabilia, anecdotes, people, places… this collection gives an intriguing insight into the life of one of Australia’s most famous trumpeters, and creates a sketch of the local jazz scene in the process!

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