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Tag: Pete Jeavons

Video Posted on24 August 2012

Friday Video: David Ades, Jamie Oehlers, Pete Jeavons and Jacob Evans

David Ades – He’s been touring his CD A Glorious Uncertainty this year and this video catches him playing at The Ellington Jazz Club in Perth.

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Award finalists Posted on4 July 2011

Interview: 2011 Freedman Fellowship Finalist Tom O’Halloran

In 2011 the Freedman Fellowship finalists were Tom O’Halloran (piano/composer, Perth), Ben Vanderwal (drums, Perth/Melbourne), John Parker (Brisbane, drums) and Matt Keegan (saxophone/composer/director, Sydney). Read this Q&A with Tom O’Halloran

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