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Tag: Matt Keegan

Reviews Posted on9 July 202010 July 2020

Elysian Fields invite people to come together with ‘Fika’ [REVIEW]

“[Elysian Fields’] aim of creating a beautiful recording has well and truly been achieved, and once our lives return to some semblance of normality following the emergence of the virus that has shaken the world, ‘Fika’ will indeed bring people together.”

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Reviews Posted on12 October 201917 October 2019

Elysian Fields live: delicate melodies and fat grooving tunes

But of course, this is a band overflowing with imaginative musicians. Jenny Eriksson’s electric viola da gamba is the anchor around which the good ship Elysian Fields sails. She was clearly enjoying herself onstage, relaxed and on fire.

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Album Releases, Reviews Posted on10 June 201411 June 2014

Album review: Cosmos (Steve Hunter) by John Hardaker

And what a band ­– all Hunter cohorts from many a gig, all entirely familiar with his body of work and with these particular works; and all entirely in tune with the spirit that drives this remarkable music: Andrew Gander on drums, Matt McMahon on keys and Matt Keegan on tenor and soprano.

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Jess Greens Bright Sparks | photo supplied | SIMA
Reviews Posted on12 February 2013

Album Review: Tinkly Tinkly (Jess Green’s Bright Sparks)

Thanks for saving me, Ms Green, from a fate worse than deaf.

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Album Releases Posted on5 January 201312 February 2013

Release: Tinkly Tinkly (Jess Green’s Bright Sparks)

Originally recorded by ABC Jazztrack over two separate sessions, Tinkly Tinkly is the follow up to the Green Septet’s debut album The Singing Fish and Other Short Stories (Jazzgroove Records, 2005)

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News Posted on9 July 2011

Interview: 2011 Freedman Fellowship Winner Matt Keegan

I returned to Australia totally inspired and two years later when I was given the opportunity to write my Freedman proposal the concept of an international collaborative partnership was the first thing that came to mind.

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