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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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Award finalists Posted on2 June 20073 October 2013

Q&A with Simon Jeans – 2010 NJA finalist

Simon Jeans responds to the 2007 Jazz Australia Q&A, featuring finalists in the National Jazz Awards. The National Jazz Awards are performed and announced at […] Read More

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