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Reviews Posted on24 April 201825 April 2018

Album Review: The Clancye Milne Octet / Rodgers & Hart Gershwin Joni Mitchell

Hers is a naturally musical voice aided and abetted by impeccable pitch and an ability to move through registers effortlessly. Clancye Milne’s jazz sensibilities are strong and she phrases with the maturity of a jazz singer twice her age, with just a whisper of Blossom Dearie.

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Award finalists, News Posted on2 May 20154 May 2015

Australian Jazz Bell Awards 2015: the Winners

It was a bright and starry night, one of mirth and celebration and camaraderie. It was the night that artists and supporters, musicians and afficionados, […] Read More

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Award finalists, News Posted on22 April 2015

2015 Australian Jazz Bell Awards: and the nominees are…

The agony and speculation is over. The nominees for this year’s Australian Jazz Bell Awards have been announced. Among them appear, naturally, some of the […] Read More

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    Indigenous Australian Jazz legend Lois Olney plays in Melbourne
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    Pat Metheny: 'I believe profoundly in the power of good notes'
  • Ania Reynolds: 'I always look for the extraordinary in the seemingly ordinary'
    Ania Reynolds: 'I always look for the extraordinary in the seemingly ordinary'
  • REVIEW: The Vampires Meeting Lionel Loueke
    REVIEW: The Vampires Meeting Lionel Loueke
  • Bob Bertles' Meteor, Nucleus and Ten Part Quadruple Threat
    Bob Bertles' Meteor, Nucleus and Ten Part Quadruple Threat
  • 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'
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    Sonny Rehe invites you to the Uptown Jazz Cafe 9-year anniversary party
  • Michael Pigneguy is back
    Michael Pigneguy is back
  • Adrian Cunningham: some like jazz hot
    Adrian Cunningham: some like jazz hot
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    Roxy Coss: 'The lack of female representation in Jazz is hurting us all'

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