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Jazz festival seeks new director

An opportunity has arisen for a director to follow in the footsteps of Paul Grabowsky and Adrian Jackson.

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Why Australia still dances to an Irish tune

What impact have successive waves of Irish immigration had on Australian art and culture?

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Eddie Palmieri: Latin Jazz Septet

Afro-Cuban music lifts the roof at Hamer Hall.

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Why aren’t Australia’s female composers being heard?

New music by female composers is being sidelined in professional Australian concert programs.

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Sounding the right note for women composers

A new initiative designed to address the gender imbalance in Australian composition has been launched in Sydney.

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New age markets for classical music

Are meditation, mindfulness and therapeutic audiences the next growth market for the classical music sector?

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Jazz world mourns death of Allan Browne

The jazz drummer and composer passed away on Saturday, a month shy of his 71st birthday.

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Jazz festival fights on despite core funding loss

Despite having had its funding axed by Queensland’s now-ousted Newman Government, the festival is fighting on.

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Theatre review: Tommy, Adelaide Festival

Making its world premiere at the Adelaide Festival, this jazz reimagining of The Who’s masterpiece is far from audience-ready.

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Mozart Dances

This sublime work, choreographed by Mark Morris, was performed to a live score played by the West Australian Symphony Orchestra.

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