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Festival Reviews, Festivals, News Posted on10 June 201410 June 2014

Festival review: Melbourne International Jazz Festival 2014

Over the 10 day duration of the festival I’d encountered orthodox jazz rhythms, experimental jazz and music that you could argue was not jazz at all. Had I selected a different schedule of artists, I may have had a totally different festival experience altogether, such was the variety of shows on offer.

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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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