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The 2008 Festival
Program overview plus headline artists summary of concert
events and special features of the 20th annual music
festival from 27 February - 16 March 2008.
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Released: 14/01/08
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Classic films with contemporary
scores at Brunswick 2008
- dall'italia all'australia [From Italy to Australia]
In 1924, the acclaimed Italian film producer Stefano
Pittaluga commissioned director Angelo Drovetti to embark
on an epic voyage of some 8000 nautical miles armed
with his trusted movie camera. Original music by Kavisha
Mazzella, all traditional tunes arranged and performed
by Kavisha, Irini Vela, Dave DeSanti, Mark Holder Keeping.
- Onibaba
1964 Japanese classic with live soundtrack by Mike Cooper
Mike has been presenting silent film and live soundtrack
at the festival for 12 years.
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Released: 01/02/08
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Opening Events for the 20th Brunswick
Music Festival
Moreland City Council gets audiences in the groove with
two free events on the weekend before the concerts starting
28th February. Music For the People features the Victorian
Concert Orchestra on Saturday 23rd February followed
by the traditional opening celebration, the Sydney Road
Street Party on Sunday 24th February.
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Released: 01/02/08
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Brunswick's Hot Lineup
The program for this year's Brunswick Music Festival
has been announced with local and international acts
performing, world, folk and roots music.
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Melbourne Age EG 18/01/08
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Brunswick's world music even bigger
and better
Over 20 years, the Brunswick Music Festival has reflected
a diverse and evolving community writes Michael Dwyer.
A close look at the Festival's roots and evolution,
with Festival veterans Peter Leman and John McAuslan.
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Melbourne Age 21/01/08
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Fostering a phenomenal vibe
Ruthie gets vocal for Brunswick Festival by Kathryn
Kernohan
After more than a decade of touring the US and Europe,
American singer-songwriter Ruthie Foster is finally
making her maiden voyage Down Under.
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Melbourne Times 24/01/08
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City Weekly 24/01/08
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A mix of local and internationals
stars on parade
Writes Brigid 0'Connell
Sydney Road is about to let its hair down and Brunswick
musician Suzannah Espie cannot wait to strike chords
that will ignite the shindig. An interview with John
McAuslan Festival Director.
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Moreland Leader 29/01/08
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Imagine Tom Waits crossed with Tim
Minchin and you might get cabaret rock'n'roller Martin
Martini
John Bailey talks to Melbourne's most dramatic frontman
about musicals, car accidents and weird vibes.
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Sunday Age Entertainment
17/02/08
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