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Month: January 2020

Interviews Posted on30 January 20201 February 2020

Steve Sedergreen on presenting ‘a concert for everyone’

It’s going to be a concert for everyone. We’re going to be playing some music that we perform well at the moment – it’s really hard hitting but also very, very acceptable music that everyone seems to love. It’s family friendly and cutting edge without being egotistical and too intellectual; just music that you can really have fun and listen to.”

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News Posted on28 January 202028 January 2020

Burn Benefit Jazz Marathon fundraiser a huge success [PHOTOS]

74 musicians; 4 hours of non-stop music; 1 stage; $10,000 raised for Wildlife Victoria

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Interviews Posted on23 January 202027 February 2020

Benito Gonzalez: ‘Music can be a really powerful healing tool’

“Music is definitely the best tool that we have to bring peace and form bridges among cultures and nations, joining us together as one whole family.”

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Reviews Posted on17 January 202017 January 2020

REVIEW: Kate Fuller and the Boys Club – I like Men

To say that drummer Kyrie Anderson and bassist Alana Dawes create a firm backbone that allows singer and bandleader Kate Fuller to shine, singing with clarity and confidence, would be an understatement.

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Gigs and concerts, News Posted on11 January 202011 January 2020

Burn Benefit – A night of hot jazz to raise funds for Wildlife Victoria bushfire relief

A dream team of the vibrant Melbourne Jazz Community responded to Fem Belling’s call to arms, donating their time, talent and inspiration to heal the wounds and help Wildlife Victoria in its life-saving work.

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