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2016 Best of Dayton Underground – Official Round 1 Polling Results!

Posted: December 11, 2016 by Kimberly Weiss in History, Local Music News, Music Connection News, Venue/ Local Service News
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After more than 23, 250 votes were cast in Round 1, we are proud to present you the official results for Round 1 of the 2016 Best of Dayton Underground contest!

The Perfect Introduction to Jazz & Big Band | Kinderjazz – Australia

Posted: January 2, 2016 by Kimberly Weiss in Band Reviews/Promotions, Music Connection News, Non-Local Bands
Tags: Australia, Big Band, Blues, jazz, Kinderjazz, Latin, Mary Poppins, Paramatta Stadium, Sesame Street, Stadium Australia, Swing, Sydney Opera House, Teddy Bear's Picnic

If you’ve been looking for the best way to introduce your kids to the world of music, Kinderjazz has just the answer! This 12 member acoustic swing orchestra has developed a unique sound that appeals to both young and old and everyone in between! Both stimulating and fun, their delightful new album, Teddy Bear’s Picnic, is an entertaining collection of blues, latin, ragtime, jazz, swing music and stories specifically aimed at engaging girls and boys under the age of 12 and helping to develop those minds into the creative and intelligent souls of tomorrow!