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Gigs and concerts, Interviews Posted on27 February 202027 February 2020

Toshi Clinch: ‘Jazz Melbourne aims to grow Australia’s musical footprint through performance and education’

“My goal with the Jazz Melbourne Orchestra is to create a world class big band in Melbourne that performs regularly at larger concert hall style venues.”

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Festivals, Interviews Posted on4 May 20184 May 2018

The Chelsea Wilson guide to the 2018 Stonnington Jazz Festival

“Festivals are great opportunities to create different kind of experiences,” Chelsea Wilson explains. “A lot of jazz venues in town do not have the stages or infrastructure to be able to do something like that, so were very fortunate to have Chapel Off Chapel as a festival hub this year; it has lots of space for the bands to explore.”

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Festival Reviews, Festivals, News, Reviews Posted on28 May 201410 June 2014

Festival review | Stonnington Jazz 2014 by Greg Phillips

“Over an eleven day period, I’d seen a lot of jazz, a lot of great jazz. I missed a lot too, such is the extent of the festival’s program. ” Greg Phillips gives us a considered overview of the textured 2014 Stonnington Jazz Festival

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