Eric Dunan Trio
Every Thursday 6:30pm to 9 pm
Each week, Eric takes the stage with his saxophone, joined by a rotating lineup of talented jazz musicians. From the deep grooves of double bass to the smooth tones of electric guitar and the rich textures of keyboard, the ensemble brings a fresh blend of sounds to every performance. With a focus on improvisation and dynamic collaboration, each set is a unique exploration of jazz, filled with vibrant solos and soulful melodies.
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Proudly funded by the NSW Government.
Each week, Eric takes the stage with his saxophone, joined by a rotating lineup of talented jazz musicians. From the deep grooves of double bass to the smooth tones of electric guitar and the rich textures of keyboard, the ensemble brings a fresh blend of sounds to every performance. With a focus on improvisation and dynamic collaboration, each set is a unique exploration of jazz, filled with vibrant solos and soulful melodies.
Click Here to Reserve a Seat
Proudly funded by the NSW Government.
About Eric Dunan
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Eric Dunan is the former Director of the Jazz Studies Program and Conductor in the Schools Band Program at the Wollongong Conservatorium of Music. He established both of these programs in 2001 and continued his work and helped build them until April 2024. Jazz Bands led by Eric have performed with Australian jazz artists such as Sandy Evans, Andrew Robson, and James Greening. Eric also conducts a 200-member Megaband, which has performed with Fred Wesley, Mucho Mambo, and James Morrison. After finishing a performance degree at California State University, Eric worked as a freelance trumpet player in San Francisco from 1989-2001, performing with numerous jazz, blues, and funk bands. During the 1990’s he toured with Lydia Pense and Cold Blood, a soul-rock-jazz band. They regularly played legendary San Francisco clubs such The Fillmore as well as major festivals throughout America, where they shared billing with such bands as Tower of Power and Credence Clearwater Revival. In Australia, Eric leads his own Quintet, and has played with John Morrison, Jacki Cooper, and Fabien Hevia. Source : ericdunan.com |
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