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Gigs and concerts, News Posted on11 September 201917 October 2019

Jazz Musicians Unite in Support of Asylum Seekers

The event program features three ensembles performing in solidarity with asylum seekers imprisoned under Australia’s watch; Jackie Bornstein’s Jazz and Social Justice, Oscar Neyland’s Wirecutters, and Julien Wilson’s Autonomous Resilience Collective.

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Gigs and concerts, Interviews Posted on26 June 201927 June 2019

Mina Yu: ‘ I want to feel the air between notes’

“Sometimes people just assume that I am not a “serious” musician by my look. I usually play outrageous stuff and vibe them out.”

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Reviews Posted on4 June 20196 June 2019

Review: Jamie Oehlers – Night Music

Leading a well-oiled machine of an ensemble, featuring Ricki Malet on trumpet, Harry Mitchell on the keys, Zac Grafton on bass and Ben Vanderwal on drums, Jamie Oehlers presents yet another collection of memorable tunes, delivered with passion, urgency and vigour.

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Festivals, Gigs and concerts, Interviews Posted on4 June 2019

Petra Haden: ‘I feel my dad’s energy when I sing’

“I’m trying to sing and put something good out into the world. I believe that when people do good,it becomes contagious like ripples in an ocean, and those ripples turn into waves. We just can’t get distracted to all the ugliness going on.”

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Interviews Posted on10 March 201910 March 2019

Raleigh Williams: “French music tells stories so well”

“It’s my aim to transport each audience to a bar in Montmatre, or a scene in a Truffaut movie for a short while!”

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Concerts and tours, Interviews Posted on19 January 201919 January 2019

Brenda Earle Stokes: ‘I was literally a closeted singer!’

“My singing has helped me to create more lyrical stories when I’m playing the piano. Instrumentalists cancertainly get comfortable running changes, and singing has really taught me to slow down and be more aware of melody.”

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Gigs and concerts, News Posted on5 September 2018

Indigenous Australian Jazz legend Lois Olney plays in Melbourne

Indigenous jazz vocalist Lois Olney plays an intimate and very special show at The JazzLab with Fem Belling and the Belling band.

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Album Releases, Interviews Posted on23 August 201825 April 2019

Flora Carbo: ‘I am striving for total honesty’

“Musically, I like the idea of keeping music borderless and open to all kinds of influences. It really excites me when I hear new music that is difficult to categorise into a specific box.”

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Gigs and concerts, Interviews Posted on19 June 20188 December 2018

Harriett Allcroft: “I’m a bit of a kook”

“I’m singing to whoever is listening. If you’ve gotten up off the couch and have come to see some music, I am (dare I say the word) grateful, so I will sing for you. I write for myself and I find that quite cathartic, but I sing for whoever needs a song on that day, at that moment.”

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Interviews Posted on26 May 2018

One question for Gemma Turvey, pianist and creative director of the New Palm Court Orchestra

“I chose to tell you that story because it helps shine a light on how NPCO came to be. Because I started to inhabit two worlds, the jazz setting and the formal chamber music setting, and I was looking for a way to bring them together naturally.That’s how NPCO started.”

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