Join Robbie Mann and Neill Duncan for an evening of early jazz, sophisticated stride piano, swing and ragtime. Neill is renowned for simultaneously playing the tenor saxophone one-handed whilst providing rhythm on the drums. Along with the expansive stride stylings that Robbie brings to the duo, the effect is easily thrice the sum of its parts. Stride, ragtime and swing for fifteen fingers.

Mataya delivers a warm and honest performance like no other. A musician and singer that will reach in and touch your spirit, open your eyes and open your heart. Born into a musical family Mataya began singing and playing violin at the age of 4. As a teen she picked up piano and began to explore song writing. Surrounded by the live music scene growing up in the Blue Mountains she was heavily influenced by jazz and soul which has led to the unique sound of her debut single ‘Fine China’.

Pianist Devi Mamak teams up with Colin Berryman on sitar to interpret traditional tunes from India, Japan, Kurdistan, Egypt and Spain and play original compositions with indebtedness to Erik Satie, Ali Akbar Khan, Beethoven, Tigran Hamasayan and others too numerous to mention.

Matt Dennett and Pam Withnall team up to play their own original compositions inspired from the jazz and romantic classical repertoires. Pam’s lyrical solos stand beautifully next to Matt’s spacious jazz and post romantic piano accompaniment. A very unique blend of genres and musical connection that is rare to find.

Join at the Piano Parlour for interpretations of well-known pieces by the likes of Beethoven, Tigran, Hamasayan, Piazzolla & Rimsky Korsakov presented by pianist Devi Mamak & violinist Mare Wildmare, and some original compositions with a world fusion jazz style.

The EJT is an Australian Jazz Fusion group featuring some of Sydney's leading jazz musicians. This intimate performance features Bell Award winning saxophonist James Ryan and Freedman Fellowship nominee Ed Rodrigues on drums. The group is directed by award-winning double bassist Elsen Price.

EPIZO Bangoura is one of Africa's leading percussionists and west African Dance instructors. He is also a stunning Kora player (the African harp) and singer songwriter, who immortalises his African culture through his songs, music, dance and legends.

Fragile Ids is John Shand (percussion), Jo Truman (voice/piano), Tim Cunningham (electric guitar) and Andy Milne (electronic interfacing), who together play new music and free improvisation influenced by jazz, combined with ambient electronics.