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News Posted on16 October 201926 October 2019

The MEMO Music Hall St Kilda Jazz Summit

A wonderful selection of local and interstate Jazz artists are bringing their unique flair and original vibe to The Memo St Kilda Jazz Summit including some of Melbourne’s finest jazz exponents covering styles from 1920s to the sounds of today.

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