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A Tribute To Australian Swing Ticket Giveaway

James Morrison
Mar 17, 2011 Updated Apr 21, 2011

Win double passes to A Tribute to Australian Swing featuring James Morrison at the 2011 Melbourne International Jazz Festival here...

The closing event for the 2011 Melbourne Jazz Festival is featuring James Morrison and a group of very special guests taking the audience through the rich history of swing.  This performance takes place at the Melbourne Town Hall on Monday June 13 at 3pm.

The repertoire will include classics from the likes of Duke Ellington, Glenn Miller, Count Basie and Artie Shaw. 

To win a double pass, tell us why you would like to see James Morrison and friends at the Melbourne International Jazz Festival.

The most expressive answers will win the tickets.

Please note that the prize is tickets to the show only, you must be able to make it to the venue.

This competition has closed.  Winners will be announced shortly.

 

Artist Biography

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James Morrison AM (born 11 November 1962 in Boorowa, New South Wales) is an Australian jazz musician who plays numerous instruments, but is best known for his trumpet playing. He is a multi-instrumentalist, having performed on the Clarinet, Soprano Saxophone, Alto Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone, Flugelhorn, Bass Trumpet, Trombone, Euphonium, Tuba, Double Bass and Piano. He is also...

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Comments

On May 16, 2011. 11:10am
Brad Halse said

Why would I like to see James Morrison perform at the festival? The question is why not?? He is without a doubt one of our nation's best multi-instrumentalists. Ever. Not just in the current era. His trumpet work is outstanding, but add to that his skills on the keyboard,or the tuba, or the euphonium, or the trombone, add in the picolo trumpet... the list goes on. Phenomenal! Possibly this freakish ability gets overlooked by some; not by all.

And there is the fact that he just a genuinely nice bloke, who thinks about other people, who brings his friends into the picture when performing, and who has a great sense of humour. Not perfect, no-one is, but as a muso and performer, right up there.

Thanks for the chance to join the choir singing his praises!

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