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Jul 13 - Jul 17, 2009
Melbourne International Jazz Festival 2009
US jazz legend Charlie Haden, Grammy Award-winning guitarist Bill Frisell, free jazz star Cecil Taylor, saxophonist Joshua Redman and Wilco's Nels Cline lead the international line-up.
From closer to home, names include Paul Grabowsky, Jamie Oehlers, Katie Noonan, Kate Ceberano and The Choir of Hard Knocks.
Festivities commence with a free Opening Night concert at Federation Square (Sunday 26 April) featuring the 1930s sounds of the Mell-O-Tones swing orchestra, Actis Dato (Italy) and the Festival's artist-in-residence, jazz icon Charlie Haden and his Liberation Music Orchestra.
Haden will contribute to masterclasses, Q&A sessions and collaborations with other seminal jazz masters throughout the week.
Free concerts continue every day of the Festival at Federation Square (12pm and 5pm) - catch Australian acts such as The Hoodangers, Virus, The Vampires, Flap!, Melbourne Jazz Ensemble and VCA Jazz Ensemble.
For the full program visit the official website
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Charles Edward Haden (born August 6, 1937) is an American jazz musician. He is a double bassist, probably best known for his long association with saxophonist Ornette Coleman. Haden is also known for his signature lyrical bass lines.
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