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Month: September 2019

Award finalists, News Posted on25 September 201917 October 2019

The 2019 Australian Jazz Bell Awards winners

The 17th annual Australian Jazz Bell Awards acknowledged and applauded excellence of creativity, recording, performance and presentation of jazz in Australia.

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Interviews Posted on19 September 201919 September 2019

Leo Genovese: ‘Music is air moving’

“Music comes and goes,” Leo Genovese says. “[It] is not property, it doesn’t have an owner. It is air moving. It is magic, it is medicine. Even if you compose something, it is not yours, it is patrimony of every human. I know the law works different, but the cosmic law is another thing.”

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Festival Reviews, Festivals, Reviews Posted on17 September 201917 September 2019

Meanwhile in France… [Jazz in Marciac 25 July – 15 August 2019]

I have had the good fortune to make it to Jazz in Marciac a number of times, including 2019. This is some of what I experienced in the Chapiteau.

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Gigs and concerts, News Posted on11 September 201917 October 2019

Jazz Musicians Unite in Support of Asylum Seekers

The event program features three ensembles performing in solidarity with asylum seekers imprisoned under Australia’s watch; Jackie Bornstein’s Jazz and Social Justice, Oscar Neyland’s Wirecutters, and Julien Wilson’s Autonomous Resilience Collective.

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Photo by Aaron Blakey
Interviews Posted on4 September 201917 October 2019

Michael Griffin invites you to a Sunday jazz party

“The gig is packed every week and people watching across the street. They say you can hear the band along the whole strip of the cross.”

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