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Java Quartet Cds and Tix

Column: Free Stuff | Date Published: Tuesday, 3 August 10 | Author: Julia Winterflood | | 1 year, 6 months ago

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After 15 years together, Sydney’s Java Quartet has come back with their most exciting production yet. What started as a postgraduate music project for leader Michael Galeazzi ended up delving into all the wonders of digital beats, textures, chopping up their back catalogue of music, throwing in some Indian raga and a bit of good old drum ‘n’ bass, and coming up with their sixth album, Rejavanation. We have two copies of the album and two tickets to give away to their gig at UC Innovation Centre on Friday August 13. To score, send an email to editorial@bmamag.com telling us what your favourite type of fusion is, whether it be music, or food, or anything at all!

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