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Jazz in the Garden with James Morrison

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 25 Feb, 2018 - 25 Feb, 2018
 Sun 1:00pm - Sun 6:00pm
 38 Partridge Street
  Glenelg, SA
  Concert
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Jazz In the Garden – James Morrison & The Australian Army Band Jazz Ensemble

Join James Morrison in the garden of Historic Partridge House, Glenelg for a perfectly pitched afternoon of music raising funds for Craniofacial Australia.

The jazz great will be joined by the Australian Army Band Jazz Ensemble to make this February 25 Jazz in the Garden event the smoothest garden party in town.

This is a wonderful opportunity to spend an afternoon with the internationally acclaimed musician who has become an ‘honorary’ South Australia since the 2015 opening of his world-renowned Morrison Jazz Academy in Mt Gambier run in association with Uni SA.

As one of the best on the world stage, Morrison has been able to attract outstanding international jazz musicians to the school raising the quality of jazz learning in Australia.

Come along for this exceptional and intimate jazz experience in the beautiful surrounds of historic Partridge House and enjoy food and wine available for purchase from a selection of fabulous local businesses.

What:                    An afternoon with Jazz Great James Morrison and Australian Army Band Jazz  Ensemble                                                     

When:                   Sunday, February 25         1pm to 6pm

 Where:                 Partridge House, Glenelg

Tickets:                $70 available from online at http://tickets.oztix.com.au/?Event=83495  *booking fee applies

All money raised from the Jazz In the Garden event will go directly to the Australian Craniofacial Unit’s ongoing research into a 1 in 2000 genetic condition that causes babies to be born with fused growth plates in their skulls and an uncertain future.

The Unit’s craniosynostosis research is getting closer every year to a genetic breakthrough in the condition which requires major surgery at just six months old to separate a baby’s tiny growth plates. Craniosynostosis is also present in rare and more complex syndromes that may require multiple operations.

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 Sharon Thainorganiser
 0882674128

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Craniofacial Australia Craniofacial Australia is the fundraising foundation of the Australian Craniofacial Unit (ACFU) based at the Women’s and Children’s Hospital in Adelaide. Established in 1975, the ACFU is a world-leading medical centre for the treatment and care of birth anomalies and traumatic injury of the head and face. The Unit was founded by world-leading craniofacial surgeon & 2018 South Australian of the year, Professor David David who along with the fabulous team has changed the lives of more than 18,000 patients. Craniofacial Australia Registered charity No. CCP2573

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