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* ''[[The Sum of Us (album)|The Sum Of Us]]'' ([[2001]]) |
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* ''[[Here & Now (Idea of North album)|Here & Now]]'' ([[2003]]) |
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* ''[[Evidence (Idea of North album)|Evidence]]'' ([[2004]]) |
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* ''[[The Gospel Project]]'' ([[2006]]) |
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Revision as of 07:47, 5 July 2007
The Idea of North | |
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| Background information | |
| Years active | 1996-present |
| Members | Trish Delaney-Brown Naomi Crellin Nick Begbie Andrew Piper |
| Past members | Megan Corson |
The Idea of North is an Australian a cappella vocal ensemble, founded in Canberra in 1996.
They are generally referred to as a jazz quartet, but sing a wide variety of styles, including but not limited to: jazz, pop, R&B, classical, folk, soul and gospel.
Australian jazz musician James Morrison referred to The Idea of North as "the best contemporary a cappella group in the country", and in 2005 the group were awarded Best Jazz Album and Best Jazz Song in the Contemporary A Cappella Recording Awards.
Members
The four members of the group are:
Meg Corson (Alto) left the group between the production of The Sum of Us and Here and Now. Naomi Crellin took her place.
Discography
- The Idea Of North (1997)
- The Sum Of Us (2001)
- Here & Now (2003)
- Evidence (2004)
- The Gospel Project (2006)
- Live at the Powerhouse (DVD, 2007)
External links
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