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Day: April 18, 2020

Concerts and tours, Video Posted on18 April 20208 May 2020

JMI LIVE – Prince/ Foster Duo [VIDEO]

Jazz Music Institute (JMI) is a higher education provider based in Brisbane, Australia delivering accredited courses in music specialising in jazz performance. JMI also runs […] Read More

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Guest Posts, Interviews, Video Posted on18 April 20204 May 2020

3 Questions to Kate Pass [VIDEO]

In these short interviews I ask musicians and composers, from various backgrounds, the same 3 simple questions about music. 1. Why do you have music in your life? 2. How do you make music? 3. What excites you musically right now?

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