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Tag: Johannes Luebbers

3 Questions, Guest Posts, Interviews, Video Posted on6 August 202018 September 2020

3 Questions for Johannes Luebbers [VIDEO]

In this episode I’m talking to Melbourne – basedaward-winning composer, musician and academic Johannes Luebbers.

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Interviews Posted on25 October 2018

Johannes Luebbers and the power of ten

Hearing something you have written be brought to life by a group of exceptional performers is about the best experience you can have. It’s that joy that leads you to forget all the difficulties, which then enables you to start the process over again!

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Interviews, Record Labels Posted on8 October 201325 October 2013

Q&A | The Listen / Hear Collective – John Hardaker

John Hardaker interviews Mace Francis and Johannes Luebbers of the Listen / Hear Collective.

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News Posted on1 May 2011

Review: The Exquisite Corpse of Beethoven: The Johannes Luebbers Dectet

The Exquisite Corpse of Beethoven is the second album from his dectet, and comes with the promise that it ‘walks the line between jazz, contemporary classical and popular music’, creating an exciting hybrid of the three.

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