Posted by In the early days of Moving Into Music, the Pre-Schooler program operated out of venues across Melbourne.The heartland was Kew, Toorak, Ivanhoe, Camberwell, Hawthorn and East Melbourne. Jonathan Dreyfus was brought to classes in Hawthorn by his mother, a musicologist and his famous father, composer George Dreyfus. It is no surprise to find that Jonathan has followed in his father’s footsteps and forged a musical career. It is also of no surprise to learn that Jonathan has transported his musical life to Berlin. Melbourne’s reputation as a live-music metropolis is well established. Berlin’s reputation as an undisputed capital of the musical universe is well known. Berlin has always been at the heart of music-making in central Europe. Take the opportunity to check out Jonathan … learn about his life and work in one of music’s great cities.
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Check out Jonathan and his work in Berlin.
It is always of interest and value to those in the current MIM musical family to understand the stages and processes in developing a musical career. For anyone contemplating the various pathways forward in a musical working life … be it performing, producing, composing, teaching … to have knowledge of and exposure to those who have gone before has merit. This is our purpose in highlighting the working lives of personalities from MIM’s past in this newsletter. To this end, we have taken pleasure in sharing news of two titans of the music industry – both fathers who brought their children to Moving Into Music … Francois Tetaz and George Dryfus have shaped the musical landscape with their creative efforts.
