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Clarence Jazz Festival 2021 17–21 FEBRUARY 2021 CLARENCEARTSANDEVENTS.NET Clarence Jazz Festival is a late summer music Festival that brings Hobart’s Eastern Shore to life. Now in its 25th year, the Festival is back celebrating Tasmanian jazz over 5 days with the most incredible musicians the state has to offer. Clarence Jazz Festival will open with a special event at piyura kitina (Risdon Cove) in collaboration with the Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre. The beloved Twilight Series will then visit a winery and a seaside park, whilst the intimate Jazz Lounge will host premium ticketed events and musical masterclasses. The Big Day at Kangaroo Bay will have you dancing ‘til the stars come out with the hottest Tasmanian jazz acts. Clarence Jazz Clarence Jazz Clarence Festival 2021 Festival 2021 Jazz Festival Ambassador: Artist in Residence: Scholarship Kelly Ottaway Sam Dobransky Program The Clarence Jazz Festival is Sam Dobransky is an abstract Introducing our 2021 Scholars: pleased to announce Kelly Ottaway’s contemporary artist currently Sarah Eddleston – Piano and appointment as the first Tasmanian residing in nipaluna/Hobart. vibraphone Festival ambassador. Kelly has His practice includes painting, Sacha Flores – Piano played an instrumental role in installation and large-scale mural Erin Sherlock – Trumpet shaping the 25th year celebrations. work that explores the meditative Kelly’s primary interests are jazz relationship of repetition within the Clarence Jazz Festival is dedicated composition and leading his jazz artistic process. to developing the next generation of young Tasmanian musical talent tenet The Modern Operative, as For the Clarence Jazz Festival, Sam well as having a passion for music through its annual scholarship has created the diptych Don’t Worry program. Delivered in partnership education working with Australia’s ‘Bout Me, 2020 (Acrylic on marine leading performing arts schools. with the University of Tasmania’s hardwood) which is included in the (UTAS) Conservatorium of Music. Kelly has worked extensively in the striking festival brand. Don’t Worry Tasmanian art scene, involved in ‘Bout Me playfully explores abstract This year’s recipients will bring many festivals such as MONA FOMA, repetition through an investigation a wealth of talent to the 25th Dark MOFO and The Festival Called into form and pattern. Sam has also anniversary of the Festival. The PANAMA. Nationally, Kelly is involved created sculptural pieces that are 2021 recipients are Sarah Eddleston, with some of Australia’s leading big presented across the Festival. Sacha Flores and Erin Sherlock. bands, as arranger and composer for They have each received six months the Dan Barnett Big Band and the of weekly private tuition with UTAS Jazzgroove Mothership Orchestra. Conservatorium tutors. Kelly will perform as part of The Scholars will perform at Kelly Ottaway Keys Supergroup 12pm on the kunanyi stage at at 8.30pm on the Festival’s Big Day at Kangaroo Bay on Big Day at Kangaroo Bay on Saturday 20 February Saturday 20 February and across the Festival 2 Opening Event In collaboration with the Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre, Clarence Jazz Festival 2021 will kick off with a special opening event at piyura kitina (Risdon Cove) celebrating 25 years of jazz in Clarence on the land of the Tasmanian Aboriginal people. The evening of music will include some of lutruwita/Tasmania’s best acts that will warm your soul and get you dancing into the early evening. Cultural tours of the land will be held throughout the night, with food provided by Palawa kipli. Wednesday 17 FEB piyura kitina (Risdon Cove) 5.30-9.00pm with registered ticket Dry Event Welcome to Country & Opening Ceremony Kartanya Maynard Quartet Warm and powerful vocals Danny Healy Trio A modern jazz chordless saxophone trio Jay Jarome Band A grooving blend of soul, funk, jazz and blues Jay Jarome Band playing at Clarence Jazz Festival 2020 Plus more Image: Jacob Collings Nadira and Friends playing at Clarence Jazz Festival 2020 Twilight Series Image: Jacob Collings This year the Twilight Series will visit Pooley Wines in Richmond and Simmons Park in Lindisfarne with free outdoor concerts. Bring your family and friends to watch the sun go down as you listen to a fantastic array of local jazz bands. Thursday Sunday 18 FEB 21 FEB Pooley Wines, Richmond Simmons Park, Lindisfarne with registered ticket with registered ticket 6pm 6pm Nick Nugent Octet Dan Sulzberger New compositions of emotional Internationally inspired compositions complexity showcasing exceptional ensemble playing and awe-inspiring 7.15pm improvisational skills Crawstep Original groove tunes and 7.15pm interpretations of jazz standards Claire Vout Quartet Classic and modern jazz favourites 8.15pm with creative arrangements Nadira and Friends Fresh and intriguing jazz standards packaged in a fun and energetic on-stage presence 3 Big Day at Kangaroo Bay Saturday 20 FEB Kangaroo Bay Parklands $10 Bring the whole family along to Kangaroo Bay Bream Creek Vineyard, Captain Bligh’s and for the biggest day of the Clarence Jazz Festival Lost Pippin will offer refreshing, locally made 2021. The Big Day event will showcase an beverages for the event. Food and fresh produce incredible selection of Tasmania’s hottest jazz will be provided by the Tasmanian Produce acts across two stages from lunchtime through Market onsite. ‘til the stars. Image: Jacob Collings 4 kunanyi stage Playground stage 12pm 12.30pm Clarence Jazz Festival Good Vibes Quartet Scholars’ Supergroup Unique sounds and instrumentation 1pm 1.30pm Indigo Mangus & Co. Voice, guitar and saxophone trio Growling vocals and guitar playing bluesy jazz performance influenced by jazz, blues, fingerstyle and slide 2pm Black Swans of Trespass 2.45pm Playing forbidden banjo music that’s Django’s Tiger funky & soulful, with a swampy, Swinging gypsy jazz in the style punky edge of Django & Grappelli 3.15pm 4pm Sasha Gavlek Quartet The Mentolists A mix of high intensity rhythmic An experimental ska band exploring ideas, alongside luscious melodies the uses of banjo and soulful improvisation 5.15pm 4.30pm Saucy Jack & his Ripper Band Steve Brien Playing original compositions Standards from the Great American inspired by roots jazz, blues and folk songbook of the 1920s 5.45pm 6.30pm Brendon Siemsen Quartet Dr Pete’s New Orleans Footwarmers Playing all new original material An energetic traditional New written during lockdown Orleans jazz and blues style band playing high octane jazz getting the 7pm audience to groove with the band Baba Bruja nipaluna/Hobart’s very own all original 12-piece afrobeat collective For more information and Key tickets go to: 8.30pm No Drinks (Dry event) Kelly Ottaway Keys Supergroup clarenceartsandevents.net/ The 2021 Festival ambassador has clarence-jazz-festival BYO Permitted put together a group of Tasmania’s ph: 6217 9620 Licensed – No BYO best keys players Bar 10pm Food Zenny Teller Curated by Sam Dowson, reviving Picnic Hip-Hop jazz classics from the Free Event 90s to 00s, utilising acoustic and programmed instrumentation Ticketed FESTIVAL SITE kunanyi stage Tasmanian Produce Market Playground stage Kangaroo Bay Drive Image: Jacob Collings Jacob Image: Jazz Lounge Inside the Jazz Lounge, an intimate cabaret For more information and tickets go to: venue within Rosny Barn, there will be a series clarenceartsandevents.net/ of premium ticketed concerts featuring a stellar clarence-jazz-festival line-up of Tasmanian musicians. ph: 6217 9620 Hobart Brewing Co. and Willie Smith’s will be serving up delicious beverages inside. Friday 19 FEB Sunday 21 FEB Jazz Lounge at Rosny Barn Jazz Lounge at Rosny Barn Session 1 | 5pm–7.30pm | $30 3.45pm 5pm The Gus Leighton Quartet $15 Jason Whatley Quartet Honest and emotionally charged jazz standards Launching his latest album, On the Beak, a sophisticated 5.30pm second album from composer and pianist Jason Whatley. Liam & CO $15 It’s a hip nod to the past that maintains a roar and Led by Melbourne based drummer Liam O’Leary, playing modern freshness well known standards in the style of Ahmad Jamal, 6.45pm Vince Guaraldi and Bobby Timmons Susannah Coleman-Brown Quartet 7.15pm Be the first to hear Susannah Coleman-Brown Quartet Jamie Pregnall Quartet $15 perform a suite of stirring, intimate compositions, Original jazz guitar compositions premiering her new jazz album material before entering the studio the following week Session 2 | 8.30pm–Late | $30 8.30pm Spike Mason Quartet Performing, composing and recording jazz for over 30 years, Spike Mason has played all around the world. This is not to be missed! 10.15pm Coleman-Brown Susannah McEntee & Mira A new collaboration between jazz trombonist and composer Stephen McEntee and classical Arabic singer Mira Rizk. This 10-member ensemble blends traditional Arabic, Egyptian and North African melodies with modern jazz sounds Jamie Pregnall Quartet Pregnall Jamie 6 This year we are introducing mind-melting masterclasses to the Festival program, offering Master Classes participants the opportunity to delve deep into jazz with one of Tasmania’s jazz masters. Master in the classes will be open to musicians of any level for an intensive 90 minutes of music within the Jazz Lounge beautiful sandstone walls of Rosny Barn. Thursday 18 FEB Jazz Lounge at Rosny Barn Tickets $25 per class 5.30pm Billy Whitton Masterclass A masterclass on jazz guitar styles and blues fingerpicking, including slide guitar, to demonstrate and discuss early and modern blues forms. You will also discuss jazz harmony in relation to guitar demonstrating how jazz and blues come together in all forms of jazz. 7.30pm Konrad Park ‘Stickrad’ Masterclass An invitation to you from Konrad Park aka Stickrad, to see and hear how the stick is played and to discover what new music he has composed on this stringed tapping instrument. Stickrad will showcase the instrument’s capability by introducing you to the stick for the first time, hoping to dispel some of the myths associated with the newest member of the string family.
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