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Tag: Stonnington Jazz

Interviews Posted on9 June 201623 January 2020

Vince Jones: ‘The ‘freest’ music came from the most oppressed people on Earth’

AJN: Some think that a tribute to Vince Jones is long overdue and that the jazz community should gather and honour your contribution. What are your thoughts on that?

VJ: Give me a few more years to write some more songs before any tributes.

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Album Releases, Concerts and tours, Festivals, Gigs and concerts, Interviews, News, people Posted on19 May 20168 June 2017

Andrew Murray: “I just wanted to hear music that made me feel something and ATM15 delivered”

“ATM15 is my vehicle for original material, experimentation and doing whatever the hell I want”

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Festivals, Gigs and concerts, News, people, Profiles, Uncategorized Posted on5 May 201615 May 2017

The Chelsea Wilson guide to Stonnington Jazz

“My first thought when I took over the role was that I want people who think they don’t like jazz to discover it in new ways, in new formats”.

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Concerts and tours, Festivals, Gigs and concerts, News Posted on21 May 201523 May 2015

What’s on in Stonnington

Though the impact that the new social media habits may have in the jazz scene hasn’t been adequately documented yet, there is a rather safe […] Read More

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Festival Reviews, Festivals, News, Reviews Posted on28 May 201410 June 2014

Festival review | Stonnington Jazz 2014 by Greg Phillips

“Over an eleven day period, I’d seen a lot of jazz, a lot of great jazz. I missed a lot too, such is the extent of the festival’s program. ” Greg Phillips gives us a considered overview of the textured 2014 Stonnington Jazz Festival

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Eugene Ball
Interviews Posted on17 May 201410 June 2014

Eugene Ball and two different magnetisms

‘It’s going to be great fun.’

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Interviews, News Posted on11 May 201414 May 2014

Q&A with Chris McNulty

Chris McNulty talks about gigs at Perth International Jazz Festival, Stonnington Jazz, her forthcoming recording and book – and how she keeps her voice intact with all that travel…

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Festivals, News Posted on25 April 201410 June 2014

Stonnington Jazz Festival: 15-25 May 2014

From the website stonningtonjazz.com.au For eleven nights in May, the City of Stonnington will brim with the glorious sounds of Australian jazz. Now in its […] Read More

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Rai Thistlethwayte
Interviews Posted on17 May 201212 February 2013

Rai Thistlethwayte – a bit mongrel-ish

‘I guess maybe I can’t decide what I like, I just like it all, and although that is hard to ‘market’ to the world, it’s true to me, so I’m a mongrel.’

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Album Releases, Festivals Posted on11 May 2012

Joshua Kyle – excited by possibilities

“I started writing lyrics to instrumental tunes as a way to practise writing original songs. I was struggling writing melodies and lyrics at the same time so I started doing them independently, then really enjoyed the challenge of matching these existing melodies to lyrics.”

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