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Jazz Links

  

JAZZ LINKS

Festivals​
​Merimbula Jazz Festival
Castlemaine Jazz Festival
Marysville ​Jazz & Blues Weekend
​​Phillip Island Jazz Festival
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www.merimbulajazz.org.au
www.castlemainejazzfestival.com.au
www.marysvillejazzblues.com
​www.phillipislandjazzfestival.org.au
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 The Australian Jazz Museum
Musical Heritage
Australia has produced countless thousands of creative musicians in the past century, including practitioners of jazz in all its many guises. During the years after the Second World War, as Australia began its climb back to prosperity, there was a boom in jazz music. Much of this music was recorded on perishable media such as acetate and tape.
In the mid-1990s a recognition started to grow among the jazz community that there were treasures of recorded jazz in the hands of aging jazz lovers who were beginning to downsize, or to die of old age. An urgent effort was launched to find these collections and preserve them for future generations. Hence was born the Victorian Jazz Archive, now known as the Australian Jazz Museum, with the mission of collecting, archiving and disseminating Australian jazz.
Today the Australian Jazz Museum has emerged as the pre-eminent jazz heritage organisation in Australia. We at the Museum are passionate about our goal of digitising our entire collection so that it can be freely shared with the world, as well as supporting and promoting today’s Australian jazz musicians. We are run entirely by volunteers and are completely self-funded, relying for income primarily on membership subscriptions.
We encourage you to support our important work by becoming a Member or Volunteer of the Australian Jazz Museum. For more information, please visit our website at www.ajm.org.au. Visitors to our Wantirna, Victoria, premises are welcome during our open hours of Tuesday/Friday, 10.0 –3:00. We also do group tours – refer to our website for details.

Interesting
All about Jazz

Musical Playgrounds for Kids: The History of Jazz Music   
www.aaastateofplay.com/musical-playgrounds-for-kids-the-history-of-jazz-music/
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  • Friends 2020
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    • Bands 2019
    • Bands 2018
    • Photos 2017
    • Bands 2017
    • Photos 2016
    • Bands 2016