With Hector Harley on saxophone… and looking ahead
THIS Thursday(June 5) JMQ Jazz is delighted that inimitable songstress REBECCA BARNARD shall feature at the Warm & Welcoming GOLDEN GATE HOTEL, South Melbourne at 7pm with a marvellous lineup: Hector Harley – Guest Saxophone, Tony Floyd – Drums, Michael Harding– Piano, James Clark – Double Bass and John M – Horns. Doors and Meals from 6.30pm. Live Jazz 7pm Entry $20. / Students $10. YOU may prebook your tickets on: www.trybooking.com/COBWU June 5 is also John’s birthday *This week, the gig shall be in ground floor restaurant area*.
You are All Welcome
JMQ Jazz Ensemble🎤🎶🎺🎷🥁🎹🎻🍷🥗
REBECCA comes from jazz royalty, with a rich musical heritage that traces back to the 1920s Kath Barnard Jazz Band. Her father, Len Barnard, made history in 1952 with Australia’s first microgroove LP. Raised on the sounds of jazz legends like Billie Holiday and Louis Armstrong, Rebecca began performing alongside her father’s band as a teenager.
While Rebecca has deep roots in jazz, she gained widespread acclaim as a versatile singer-songwriter. Celebrated for her success in the pop and rock worlds, Rebecca also frequently returns to her jazz roots, delivering exquisite interpretations of classic standards. Her performances with JMQ Jazz Ensemble over the past decade have always been a treat , due to her ability to blend genres and connect deeply with audiences.
About Rebecca Barnard:
REBECCA comes from jazz royalty, with a rich musical heritage that traces back to the 1920s Kath Barnard Jazz Band. Her father, Len Barnard, made history in 1952 with Australia’s first microgroove LP. Raised on the sounds of jazz legends like Billie Holiday and Louis Armstrong, Rebecca began performing alongside her father’s band as a teenager.While Rebecca has deep roots in jazz, she gained widespread acclaim as a versatile singer-songwriter. Celebrated for her success in the pop and rock worlds, Rebecca also frequently returns to her jazz roots, delivering exquisite interpretations of classic standards. Her performances with JMQ Jazz Ensemble over the past decade have always been a treat , due to her ability to blend genres and connect deeply with audiences.
