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| 1. | The Days Of Wine And Roses
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| 2. | Slow Exposure
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| 3. | Carried By The Sun
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| 4. | Tourner La Page
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| 5. | Temps Perdu
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| 6. | Saint Misha
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| 7. | Amazing
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| 8. | For Guy
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| 9. | Lullaby
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Jazz
Andrea Keller (piano)
Tamara Murphy (bass)
Allan Browne (drums)
Keller, Murphy and Browne began as a collaborative trio in 2003 and have held a residency at Bennetts Lane since. Carried By The Sun was originally recorded for ABC FM Jazztrack and features originals plus the outstanding track by Mancini, The Days Of Wine And Roses.
Debuting in 2003 at the Melbourne Women's International Jazz Festival, this startling trio has held an intermittent residency at Bennetts Lane ever since. In 2006 they recorded their first CD, 'Carried by the Sun' for ABC Jazztrack and produced by Jazzhead records. Recent performances include the Stonnington Jazz Festival, Melbourne Jazz Fringe Festival, in Sydney at the Sound Lounge (Seymour Centre) for SIMA and at the Wangaratta Jazz Festival. Keller/Murphy/Browne perform mostly original compositions by all three members, along with some standards by Monk, Duke, Green and free improvisations. Their focus is on achieving a collective consciousness on stage by pushing the boundaries of their musical dialogue. Jessica Nicholas of Melbourne's Age newspaper said of their concert at Melbourne's Stonnington Festival "The set highlighted the exquisite interplay between Browne and his empathetic trio colleagues, Andrea Keller (Piano) and Tamara Murphy (bass)".
Andrea Keller - pianist/composer
Winner of the inaugural MCA/Freedman Foundation Jazz Fellowship, Andrea spent much of 2002 studying and performing throughout Europe and the UK. She was nominated for Jazz Performer of the Year at the 2003 Bell Awards. Her album 'Thirteen Sketches' (The Andrea Keller Quintet) won the ARIA Award for Best Jazz Album 2002, and 'Mikrokosmos' (Andrea Keller's Bartok Project) won the Bell Award for Best Australian Contemporary Jazz Album 2003 and the ARIA Award for Best Jazz Album 2003. Her recent release 'Angels and Rascals' (The Andrea Keller Quartet) received a nomination for Best Jazz Album at the 2005 ARIA's. Andrea has received commissions from the Melbourne International Women's Jazz Festival, Mike Nock's BigSmallBand, The Australian Art Orchestra and the Bennetts Lane Big Band. She currently lectures at the Victorian College of the Arts and Monash University.
Tamara Murphy - Double Bass
Tamara completed the improvisation course at the Victorian College of the Arts, graduating in 1999 with a Bachelor of Music Performance. She regularly performs with many outstanding musicians around Melbourne. Her colleagues include: Kenny Kirkland, Bob Sedegreen, Tim Stevens, Barney McAll, Mark Fitzgibbon, Gil Askey, Andrew Gander, Geoff Hughes, Allan Browne, Brigitte Allen, Nichaud Fitzgibbon, David Rex, Julien Wilson, Steven Magnussen, Andrea Keller, Sandy Evans, the Ted White Big Band, The Hoodangers, the Sophie Brous band, the Christophe Genoux quartet, the Luke Howard trio and the Jamie Oehlers quartet along with many others.
Aside from performing at all the major Australian music festivals, Tamara has toured with the Cologne New Philharmonic Chamber Orchestra (Germany) throughout the UK and Australia and has spent time touring through Hong Kong with Australian saxophonist Anton Delecca (2001). In 2003, Tamara studied with bassist/composer Mark Helias in New York City (funded by an Australia Arts Council Development grant). Leading her own group "Murphy's Law", 2005 saw the release of their debut CD "Telling Tales" (Newmarket), featuring the talents of Julien Wilson and Jordan Murray.
Allan Browne - Percussion
Allan formed the Red Onion Jazz Band in 1960 , with tours of Europe in '67 and '69 including appearances at the Polish and Hungarian International Jazz Festivals. He lead the contemporary group Onaje (who appeared at Montreal Festival 1993), has worked in the Paul Grabowsky trio for 20 years (winning 2 Aria awards), and accompanied many international musicians such as Phil Woods, Herb Ellis, Milt Jackson, Barney Kessell, Mal Waldron,Urbie Green, Jay Mc Shann and Johnnie Griffin. Since 1990 Allan has been leading 'the Rascals' (his Australian jazz band), a quintet and collaborative trios with Tim Stevens,Nick Haywood, Andrea Keller, Tamara Murphy, Geoff Hughes, Eugene Ball, Dave Rex, Ben Robertson, Gary Costello, Steve Grant ,Aaron Choulai, and Barry Duggan. ?Allan's life in music is documented on some 80 cds and albums (eight shorlisted for Arias) and in 2000, Allan won the Australia Council's Don Banks award for contribution to music. He has two new cd releases,one with his Australian Jazz Band "Five bells and other inspirations" (Newmarket music) which features new music inspired by the poetry of Kenneth Slessor and one with colleagues?Andrea Keller and Tamara Murphy ( Jazzhead records) titled "Carried by the Sun". His quintet has just received a grant from the Australia Council for a second Cd. He is currently nominated for his third "Bell," Australian Jazz award. |
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