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Day: February 16, 2013

Ted Vining | picture © Laki Sideris
Reviews Posted on16 February 201317 February 2013

John Hardaker reviews The Ted Vining Trio – Live at PBSFM 1981

It is only six short weeks into the new year and I feel I have heard the best jazz recording of 2013. But that sense of time dislocation is okay because the album I am talking about was recorded and released thirty-two years ago, in 1981.

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Becoming | flute - Hisae Kido, clarinet - Miki Kido, piano -Eri Yoshimura
Video Posted on16 February 201323 February 2013

Becoming | from Phil Treloar

Phil Treloar recently contacted us here at AustralianJazz.net, asking if we would post this video of a piece he’s written and dedicated so his dear […] Read More

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Gemma Farrell
Diaspora Posted on16 February 20136 March 2013

Gemma Farrell | Vicissitude crowdfunding

Gemma Farrell is an Australian jazz saxophonist currently based in the Netherlands.  From Perth, she studied at the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA), […] Read More

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