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Award finalists, News Posted on25 September 201917 October 2019

The 2019 Australian Jazz Bell Awards winners

The 17th annual Australian Jazz Bell Awards acknowledged and applauded excellence of creativity, recording, performance and presentation of jazz in Australia.

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Festivals, News Posted on18 June 201920 June 2019

St Kilda Jazz Stories – on film

A montage of Australian jazz history snapped through the lens of Melbournes famous bayside destination, St Kilda, and the significant cultural legacy of its music venues.

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Features, Profiles Posted on16 December 201830 August 2020

Horst Liepolt, the man who helped build a brand for Australian jazz

Horst Liepolt’s motivation to support Australian jazz was never fiscal. “I did it because I had a good time doing it,” he says. “I loved doing it, I loved Australia, and I loved my buddies.”

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  • Jazz in Adelaide: Reminiscing about the Cellar and the Creole Room
    Jazz in Adelaide: Reminiscing about the Cellar and the Creole Room
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    John Scurry: 'Music first, categories later'
  • Liz Carnovale: 'Diva Month  at Paris Cat is a celebration of all our female artists'
    Liz Carnovale: 'Diva Month at Paris Cat is a celebration of all our female artists'
  • Rita Satch: 'I thrive in those unplanned moments at gigs'
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