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Month: September 2021

Melbourne Jazz, Video Posted on18 September 2021

Lake Minnetonka wishes you a very Happy Batman Day [VIDEO]

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Reviews, Sydney Jazz Posted on11 September 202111 September 2021

REVIEW: Keyna Wilkins’ crossover projects

With these two recent albums, one solo piano, another an ensemble project, Keyna Wilkins shows something of her style and musical imagination.

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    Album review: A Shorthand of Sensation (All Talk) by John Shand
  • The Senegambian Jazz Band: 'Every gig we see people losing themselves in our music'
    The Senegambian Jazz Band: 'Every gig we see people losing themselves in our music'
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    Gai Bryant: 'Cuban music has helped me enormously to cope with loss'
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    Women are the future of jazz
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    Sonja Horbelt: "Everyone in Kennedy Snow inspires me"
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    John Pochee to receive Distinguished Services to Australian Music honour
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3 Questions Allan Browne Andrea Keller Arjun von Caemmerer Barney McAll bass Bernie McGann Bird's Basement Chris McNulty Eugene Ball Gian Slater Jamie Oehlers Jazz on Lockdown Jeremy Rose JMI live John Clare John Hardaker John Shand Jonathan Zwartz Julien Wilson Kristin Berardi Mace Francis Marc Hannaford Matt McMahon melbourne international jazz festival Melbourne Recital Centre MIJF Mike Nock NJA Paris Cat Jazz Club Paul Grabowsky Peter Knight Phil Slater Sam Anning Sam Keevers Sandy Evans Saxophone Scott Tinkler SIMA Simon Barker Stephen Magnusson Stonnington Jazz The Jazz Lab voice Wangaratta Festival of Jazz and Blues

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  • Toshi Clinch: 'Jazz Melbourne aims to grow Australia's musical footprint through performance and education'
    Toshi Clinch: 'Jazz Melbourne aims to grow Australia's musical footprint through performance and education'
  • Album review: A Shorthand of Sensation (All Talk) by John Shand
    Album review: A Shorthand of Sensation (All Talk) by John Shand
  • The Senegambian Jazz Band: 'Every gig we see people losing themselves in our music'
    The Senegambian Jazz Band: 'Every gig we see people losing themselves in our music'
  • Asha Henfry: "I can play soaring melodies one minute and grungy rhythms the next"
    Asha Henfry: "I can play soaring melodies one minute and grungy rhythms the next"
  • Introducing the Melba Women's Big Band
    Introducing the Melba Women's Big Band
  • Gai Bryant: 'Cuban music has helped me enormously to cope with loss'
    Gai Bryant: 'Cuban music has helped me enormously to cope with loss'
  • Women are the future of jazz
    Women are the future of jazz
  • Sonja Horbelt: "Everyone in Kennedy Snow inspires me"
    Sonja Horbelt: "Everyone in Kennedy Snow inspires me"
  • John Pochee to receive Distinguished Services to Australian Music honour
    John Pochee to receive Distinguished Services to Australian Music honour
  • Frances Madden: "I am very grateful for every day"
    Frances Madden: "I am very grateful for every day"

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