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Click Here to download the 2009 Program

Click Here to download Melbourne/Wangaratta Bus Information

***NEW****Mal Stanley from ABC Radio has recorded a Podcast guide to this year's program.

National Jazz Awards Finalists listed here....

Wangaratta PAC Performances listed here....

Note, there are NO JAZZ SESSION SALES at the door from any venue at this year's festival. Night tickets available at the Blues Marquee Fri/Sat night performances from 6pm.


Speaking of Blues...

Check out the October issue of Rhythms (Australia's Roots Music Monthly) for interviews with some of the artists playing at the Blues Marquee:

"Beyond Blues" Brian Wise interviews US guitarist-singer Deborah Coleman.

"The Hard Way" British blues-soul singer-guitarist James Hunter tells Brian Wise how he got to this point in his career.

"Bo's Bro" US guitarist-singer Hamilton Loomis talks to Sam Fell about Bo Diddley and other influences on his contemporary blues sound.

"The Beard And The Bard" Martin Jones talks to Hat Fitz about his tour with Irish singer/percussionist Cara Robinson.

(for more information on these artists, slide your mouse to the left of sceen and click on a menu)

Friday Night Blues

with James Hunter

'An Intimate Evening with James Hunter' from abc.net.au/dig

Friday and Saturday night blues

With Hamilton Loomis and Debora Coleman

Sunday Mass

With Bridie King and the Boogie Kings with the Harmony Queens

 


 

Monday Cup Eve Concert2 - BobS_TonyG

Bob Sedergreen and Tony Gould - Both Tony and Bob have classical and jazz backgrounds and both have worked in a huge range of musical contexts.

Both winners of the prestigious Don Banks Award, they are two of the most respected jazz musicians in the country and have been at the heart of a great amount of music-making in Australia.

 

 

 

1 - KendraInTree

 

 

Kendra Shank

"a breathtakingly original concept" Andrew Gilbert, Boston Globe (Boston Globe Review)

 

 







 

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Inspiration

"There is never any end. There are always new sounds to imagine; new feelings to get at. And always, there is the need to keep purifying these feelings and sounds so that we can really see what we've discovered in its pure state.  So that we can see more and more clearly what we are. In that way, we can give to those who listen the essence, the best of what we are. But to do that at each stage, we have to keep on cleaning the mirror."  John Coltrane

And we like what Barney said too..

And Julien...

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