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Tag: Hugh Harvey

Interviews Posted on12 July 20161 September 2020

Nick Mulder: ‘I’ve absolutely loved co-leading the Mulder/Pulford nonet’

“We decided to record this performance because we felt it was a good time to document the work we’ve done so far, and also because the musicians are so good. We’ve been very lucky in Melbourne to have worked with great players; it’s a great privilege to have your music played by such fantastic musicians”.

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Album Releases, Reviews Posted on7 February 20148 February 2014

Album review: Network of Lines – (Tilman Robinson) by John Hardaker

Network of Lines is a work of ethereal and pure loveliness – albeit one with a red-blooded heart.

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Origami - Hugh Harvey, Adam Simmons, Howard Cairns
Album Releases Posted on19 March 201323 March 2013

Album releases: Origami

Two new albums by Origami reveal very different – yet complementary – sides of Origami and that’s the reason for the double release (and the secret behind the different colours used in the distinctive folded paper cover art).

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News, Reviews Posted on5 December 2012

A response to Tilman Robinson’s Network of Lines ‘If on a winter’s night a traveller’

Don Jordan | Keep going, don’t look down, keep going, don’t look back, keep going – until it is too late and we are swallowed up in the inferno.

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Festivals Posted on29 April 2012

Tilman Robinson – ‘A Winter’s Night’ on an autumn afternoon

“The idea of ‘first chapters’ – short little narrative gestures that leave you hanging for more – ties in nicely with my recent resolution to write shorter pieces. With this in mind I was able to create ten short unrelated pieces corresponding to each of what I call the ‘narrative chapters’.”

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Award finalists Posted on2 September 20113 October 2013

Q&A with Hugh Harvey – 2011 NJA Finalist

Each year since 2005, in the month leading up to the jazz festival in Wangaratta, Miriam Zolin interviews the finalists in the National Jazz Awards. […] Read More

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