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Phillip Sametz was born in Sydney. Following his first broadcasts on ABC Classic FM and 2MBS -FM in the 1980s, he appeared on all the major ABC radio networks, writing and presenting feature programs, documentaries and interval features on ABC Classic FM, and as a regular guest on the afternoon show on ABC 702 Sydney, on the evening show on ABC ...
Phillip Sametz was born in Sydney. Following his first broadcasts on ABC Classic FM and 2MBS-FM in the 1980s, he appeared on all the major ABC radio networks, writing and presenting feature programs, documentaries and interval features on ABC Classic FM, and as a regular guest on the afternoon show on ABC 702 Sydney, on the evening show on ABC ...
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Mell-O-Tones is an Australian swing band directed by Phillip Sametz. They play music from 1920s to the 1940s. [2] Their album with the Don Burrows , Non Stop Flight - Great Music Of The Swing Era , was nominated for the 2006 ARIA Award for Best Jazz Album .
Phillip Sametz has spent his working life advocating for music and musicians – in print, on line, on air, on stage and as tour leader. He has appeared on all the major ABC radio networks, as presenter and producer.
Phillip Sametz is a writer, editor, presenter, tour leader, tutor, vocalist and arts administrator. In recent years, on ABC Classic, he presented Screen Sounds, Sunday Recital, Classic Breakfast and many live concert broadcasts. His history of the Sydney Symphony Orchestra, Play On!, was published by ABC Books, and his annotations and articles ...
Music Director – Phillip Sametz; Percussion – Phillip Sametz (tracks: 11) Piano – John Charles; Tenor Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone, Clarinet – Lloyd Nicholas (2) (tracks: 1 to 10, 13 to 21) Tenor Saxophone, Clarinet – Glenn Henrich (tracks: 7, 15), Trevor Rippingale (tracks: 1 to 10, 13 to 21)
