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Month: October 2015

Concerts and tours, Festivals, News, Profiles Posted on28 October 201525 July 2017

Kelsey James: Hair dye and whiskey

” I think it’s important to know that you’re good enough as you are, exactly how you’re feeling, on and off stage, and to be honest about that. It certainly makes things more interesting! “

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Album Releases, Interviews Posted on28 October 201521 May 2020

Berardi/ Foran/Karlen: ‘Being Australian is a mixture of natural beauty and cultural diversity’

“In no way did any of us want to honour or glorify the concept of war, so we were quite burdened with the seriousness of the task at hand: honouring historical happenings and putting a voice to these concepts and people’s experiences from this time”.

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Festivals, Gigs and concerts, News, Uncategorized Posted on27 October 201528 October 2015

Mildura Jazz Food and Wine Festival 2015

The Mildura Jazz Food and Wine Festival is unique in the Australian Jazz and Music scene, merging great music with food and wine in some extraordinary locations, including wineries, restaurants, the street, all to be enjoyed in the Mediterranean climate of the region.

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Album Releases, News, Reviews, Uncategorized Posted on24 October 201524 October 2015

REVIEW: MFG – Live at the Brisbane Jazz Club

“Theirs is one of the rare examples of a tight-knit group of people that have achieved a remarkable level of intense communication, creating a compact sound of extreme density – which is highlighted even more, when they let themselves loose”.

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Album Releases, Concerts and tours, News Posted on21 October 201521 October 2015

Berardi /Foran/Karlen: Hope In My Pocket

Collectively known as Berardi /Foran/Karlen (BFK), Hope In My Pocket is a musical exploration through the powerful experiences and emotions contained throughout the archived written correspondence of ANZAC history.

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Concerts and tours, Festivals, Gigs and concerts, News Posted on19 October 2015

Nicky Crayson Trio: from Sydney to Mildura

“Arts Mildura is proud to partner with The Art Vault in bringing the Nicky Crayson Trio to Mildura for the Mildura Jazz Food and Wine Festival and the Australian Print Triennial”. Paul Lambeth, Director Arts Mildura.

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Festivals, Gigs and concerts, News, Uncategorized Posted on16 October 201516 October 2015

Wangaratta Jazz Festival – going up the country

Apart from the international stars, Wangaratta is, of course, a great opportunity for the Australian artists to interact and present their new ventures

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Album Releases, Concerts and tours, News Posted on13 October 2015

Refraction Trio – As we were

Melbourne-based jazz piano trio Refraction have released their debut album As We Were in March 2015 on independent label Rare Colour Records.

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Album Releases, Concerts and tours, Gigs and concerts, Interviews, News, Uncategorized Posted on3 October 2015

Rob Burke: “I am a believer in innovative music”

“I feel that I now have the expertise, musicality and understanding of what could be described as ‘groundbreaking’ as part of my role as a performer and academic.”

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    Peter Knight - fish sing of poetry
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    Gig review: Sean Coffin Sextet by John Hardaker
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    Indigenous Australian Jazz legend Lois Olney plays in Melbourne
  • Vince Jones: 'I have a Jekyll and Hyde approach to singing'
    Vince Jones: 'I have a Jekyll and Hyde approach to singing'
  • Album review: Mozaic (Hammerhead) by John Clare
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  • Fiona Burnett: 'Morgana always challenged the stereotype of jazz'
    Fiona Burnett: 'Morgana always challenged the stereotype of jazz'
  • Sirens, yes. But the music always comes first.
    Sirens, yes. But the music always comes first.
  • Gai Bryant: 'Cuban music has helped me enormously to cope with loss'
    Gai Bryant: 'Cuban music has helped me enormously to cope with loss'
  • Emanuele Arciuli: "Round Midnight is a classical music project, not jazz."
    Emanuele Arciuli: "Round Midnight is a classical music project, not jazz."
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    Burn Benefit Jazz Marathon fundraiser a huge success [PHOTOS]

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