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Formed in 1991, the catholics are one of Australia’s most distinct contemporary ensembles. Over three decades, they have formed a unique body of beautifully crafted music that takes in various African, Caribbean, Latin, and Eastern influences.
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Formed in 1991, the catholics are one of Australia’s most distinct contemporary ensembles. Over three decades, they have formed a unique body of beautifully crafted music that takes in various African, Caribbean, Latin, and Eastern influences.
Find out more »Formed in 1991, the catholics are one of Australia’s most distinct contemporary ensembles. Over three decades, they have formed a unique body of beautifully crafted music that takes in various African, Caribbean, Latin, and Eastern influences.
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A special opportunity to hear “Gnome Chomsky’s Deep Focus Boogie-Woogie”, and even celebrate the composer’s birthday!
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Please note, this concert is not going ahead on 24 March due to Covid among us. We will publish the new event date when we know it. This collaboration features renowned saxophonists Sandy Evans and Andrew Robson in a dynamic ensemble rich with energy, passion, groove, spontaneity, and imagination. Completing the stellar line-up are the sensational bass player Brett Hirst and brilliant drummer Hamish Stuart.
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The Mara! Big Band is a 12-piece ensemble that straddles the Eastern European gypsy brass band and jazz big band traditions. It is a kaleidoscope of musical colours including brass, piano accordion, percussion and voice.
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Performance of newly commissioned works for percussion, percussion and percussion by Greg Sheehan, Sandy Evans, Lee McIver, Giorgio Rojas, Ed Goyer and Ed Rodrigues (World Premieres).
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The Orange Jazz Festival brings together, for a rarely heard duo, two of Australia’s best-known jazz artists, pianist Andrea Keller and saxophonist Sandy Evans.
Find out more »Performance of newly commissioned works for percussion, percussion and percussion by Greg Sheehan, Sandy Evans, Lee McIver, Giorgio Rojas, Ed Goyer and Ed Rodrigues (World Premieres).
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Formed in 1991, the catholics are one of Australia’s most distinct contemporary ensembles. Over three decades, they have formed a unique body of beautifully crafted music that takes in various African, Caribbean, Latin, and Eastern influences.
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For Episode 3, Live At The Village Creative Director, Gary Daley, chats with Sandy Evans about her Ahimsa Quintet performance at The Live At The Village Music Festival on Saturday 27 August 2022.
This wonderful film Wash My Soul in the River’s Flow is in cinemas in March 2022. “In 2004, Archie Roach and Ruby Hunter, artists at
Jessica Cunniffe reviews the premiere of ‘Zashto?’ performed by the Mara! Big Band at the Riverside Theatre in Parramatta on 3 March 2022. “Steely concentration was palpable
austraLYSIS has been busy during Covid, even if not out performing live. The main result has been a series of 5 open access videos, made in conjunction with the MARCS Institute where Roger Dean researches: The Music of Science, the Science of Music, which last about 3hours in total.