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Tag: Lucian McGuiness

Album Releases, Interviews, Reviews Posted on10 January 201424 April 2014

Interview & review – The Cope Street Parade Vol 1

“…Sydney’s a small town and I was just wanting to make something nice.”

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Video Posted on28 September 2012

Friday Video: My Goodness McGuiness! at Kinetic Jazz

A great way to while away 2:07 minutes! Playing in this video: Lucian McGuiness, trombone; Dan Junor, saxophone, Fabian Hevia, percussion, Aaron Flower, guitar, Zoe Hauptmann, bass. These guys are having fun ๐Ÿ™‚

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News Posted on12 May 2012

ANU School of Music – changes cause concern

Recent changes to the ANU School of Music in Canberra have created a dismayed buzz in the Australian jazz and improvised music community. We’ll keep […] Read More

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