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Tag: Gemma Farrell

3 Questions, Guest Posts, Interviews, Video Posted on4 June 202018 September 2020

3 Questions for Gemma Farrell [VIDEO]

In this episode I’m talking to Perth-based jazz saxophonist, composer and educator Gemma Farrell.

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Concerts and tours, News Posted on16 April 201818 April 2018

MFG: Modern jazz-funk, the Euro-Australian way

The duality of the MFG’s European and Australian identities is also manifested in their playing, with Maas and Goralski weaving a delicate and intricate harmonic net around Gemma Farrell’s direct, robust melodic lines.

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Album Releases, News, Reviews, Uncategorized Posted on24 October 201524 October 2015

REVIEW: MFG – Live at the Brisbane Jazz Club

“Theirs is one of the rare examples of a tight-knit group of people that have achieved a remarkable level of intense communication, creating a compact sound of extreme density – which is highlighted even more, when they let themselves loose”.

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Concerts and tours, Festivals, Gigs and concerts, Interviews, News Posted on29 May 201529 May 2015

Gemma Farrell: “I took up the saxophone and it kinda went from there”

Perth born and based Gemma Farrell is one of the most promising figures of the Australian Jazz Scene; as a sax player and band leader, […] Read More

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Album Releases Posted on14 September 201314 September 2013

Gemma Farrell Double CD launch | Vicissitude & Get it Together

Gemma Farrell returns to Australia after completing her Masters at Conservatorium van Amsterdam in the Netherlands. Her return coincides with he release of debut CDs of The Gemma Farrell Group and Say What?!, a hard-bop quartet with Hammond organ.

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Diaspora Posted on16 February 20136 March 2013

Gemma Farrell | Vicissitude crowdfunding

Gemma Farrell is an Australian jazz saxophonist currently based in the Netherlands.  From Perth, she studied at the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA), […] Read More

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