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Brazilian Jazz 'n Blues presented by Georgie Aué

Duke Of George presents

Brazilian Jazz 'n Blues presented by Georgie Aué

7:30pm, Thu 19 January, 2023
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Latin American rhythms, sweet jazz harmonies and a whole lotta groove

Doors 6 pm, Band at 7.30 pm


Brazilian Jazz 'n Blues presented by Georgie Aué  

Latin American rhythms, sweet jazz harmonies and a whole lotta groove, get to the Duke of George to hear classic tunes by Brazilian superstar artists such as Sergio Mendes, Antonio Carlos Jobim, Joao Gilberto, Elis Regina and Djavan!

You might even hear some classic pop songs, turned into sambas and capoerias! Be whisked away to the 60s by a gentle bossa nova and then get grooving in your seat (or on your feet!) to the infectious rhythms of Brazil.

Featuring:
Georgie Aué - vocals/piano
Kristian Borring - guitar
Zac Grafton - bass
Alex Reid - drums

Georgie Aué (pron.A-way) is a genre-blending Australian pianist, vocalist, and songwriter. Her unique sound is a melting pot of styles - fusing jazz and blues with Brazilian jazz. 

She’s performed at festivals around the country including the Adelaide Fringe Festival and Cabaret Fringe Festival playing to sell-out audiences with shows ‘A Norah Jones Tribute’, ‘A Day In The Life – The Beatles’ and ‘Come to Brazil’. She has recently released her third album featuring Brazilian grooves and original songs - Desert Cry.

“Elegant costuming and a beautiful setting wowed the audience, but it was the sterling performance of Georgie Aué which made the night so unforgettable. The band played with ease and you can’t help but admire Georgie Aué’s beautiful voice, complemented by her skills as a pianist.” – 5 stars, What’s On In Adelaide

“Georgie is able to capture the essence of these songs and has made them both a tribute and a demonstration of her own talent. An elegant, mellow, soulful night of fine songs and excellent musicianship.” – 4 stars, The Clothesline

‘…there was plenty to admire in the phrasing of Aué’s vocals, her light touch at the keyboard…a sterling performance’. – S Evans, Independent Weekly

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