Joe Chindamo

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Joe Chindamo (born 1961) is an Australian pianist and composer residing in Melbourne.

Discography

  • Reflected Journey (1997)
  • Anyone Who Had a Heart’' (1997)
  • Good Little Ploy (2000)
  • Tender Is the Night (with Nina Ferro) (2001)
  • The Joy of Standards (2001)
  • America! (2002)
  • The First Take (2002)
  • The Joy of Standards, Volume 2 (2003)
  • Paradiso – The Joy of Film Music
  • Joe Chindamo Solo - Live at Umbria Jazz '05, Italy
  • Graeme Lyall Meets Joe Chindamo - Love, Blues and Other Fiction
  • Duende - The Romantic Project
  • Joe Chindamo Trio featuring Graeme Lyall - Smokingun
  • 2X2 (as by James Morrison and Joe Chindamo)
  • Music from the Films of the Coen Brothers (2009)
  • Puccini Project (2009)

Awards and nominations

APRA Awards

  • 2009 Jazz Work of the Year win for "Something Will Come to Light" and nomination for "Moments and Eternities" both written and performed by Joe Chindamo.[1][2]

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