Jazz and cruise come together

  • Posted by David Sexton
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  • 28 April, 2019

LEGENDARY jazz master Herbie Hancock and Carnival Australia chairman, Ann Sherry celebrated Carnival Corporation’s support of International Jazz Day with a reception at Sydney Opera House recently.

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Sydney began Australia’s International Jazz Day program with workshops and masterclasses hosted by the Herbie Hancock Institute of Jazz.

Ann Sherry and Herbie Hancock. Credit: James D. Morgan

It all climaxes with a global concert in Melbourne’s Hamer Hall on Tuesday April 30 — International Jazz Day — featuring more than 30 of the world’s greatest jazz musicians including Herbie and Australian jazz legend James Morrison.

Carnival Corporation chairman Ann Sherry said the company was proud to play a role.

Herbie Hancock and Ann Sherry meet Charlie Chan. Credit: James D Morgan

“Carnival Corporation feels a strong connection with International Jazz Day as travel like music has the power to change the world and bring people together,” Ms Sherry said. “They both open minds, build connections and inspire a shared humanity.”

 

Posted by David Sexton

David Sexton is DCN’s senior journalist and has an extensive career across online and print media. A former DCN editor, he returns to covering shipping and logistics after a four-year hiatus working at Monash University during which time he managed production of key reports into the Indonesian ports and rail sectors.

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