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Tag: St Kilda Jazz

News Posted on16 October 201926 October 2019

The MEMO Music Hall St Kilda Jazz Summit

A wonderful selection of local and interstate Jazz artists are bringing their unique flair and original vibe to The Memo St Kilda Jazz Summit including some of Melbourne’s finest jazz exponents covering styles from 1920s to the sounds of today.

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Blogs, News Posted on21 June 201922 June 2019

St Kilda Jazz Stories: Director’s Statement

My intention for this short essay film was to create a pacey montage of archive footage, photographs, memorabilia and interviews with musicians and key personalities to reveal the unsung story of St Kilda’s significant contribution to Australia’s jazz history.

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Festivals, News Posted on18 June 201920 June 2019

St Kilda Jazz Stories – on film

A montage of Australian jazz history snapped through the lens of Melbournes famous bayside destination, St Kilda, and the significant cultural legacy of its music venues.

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