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Gigs and concerts, Interviews, Melbourne Jazz Posted on16 April 2025

Adam Rudegeair: ‘Herbie Hancock can be an inspiration to us all’

Adam Rudegeair really knows how to pay tribute to his heroes. His love for Prince led him to create the ultimate homage to the Minneapolis […] Read More

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Album Releases, Brisbane Jazz, Concerts and tours, Gigs and concerts, Interviews, The Scene Posted on29 July 202329 July 2023

Sean Foran on Trichotomy: ‘We keep finding new things to explore together’

It’s been almost a quarter of a century since Trichotomy first ventured into their quest to explore the possibilities of the jazz piano trio formation, […] Read More

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