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“He plays with breathtakingly appealing confidence, technique, skill and, most importantly, deeply penetrating understanding in a most demanding medium.”

— Michael Foster, The Canberra Times

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“The talent of Con Campbell can be seen from the fact that he has mastered a style and form of music that is, 
in many ways, still foreign to the Australian tradition.”

— Del Stevenson, JazzChord

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He “plays the tenor saxophone with a robust tone and technical assurance, in an energized style which looks back to Lockjaw Davis while showing some more contemporary influences…”

— John Clare, The Sydney Morning Herald
 

Con Campbell is “a young player and composer of great originality and energy who is musically mature beyond his years. There are many young players who have good technical facility… but it is much harder to find one who has a unique voice at this stage… Con has both in abundance.”

— James Morrison, Jazz multi-instrumentalist & virtuoso

 

“The members of KAVOS display exceptional musicianship throughout “Pirates of Piraeus.” The instrumental performances are nothing short of virtuosic, with each musician demonstrating their technical prowess and deep understanding of their respective instruments. The interplay between the instruments is a joy to behold, as the band members effortlessly navigate intricate melodies and complex rhythmic structures. The improvisational sections allow each musician to shine individually, showcasing their creativity and ability to push the boundaries of their craft.”

— Skylight Magazine

 

After the Storm
Angapp, 2025 

Constantine Campbell (saxophones), Gustavo Cortiñas (drums), Nicholas McBride (drums), Lachlan Coventry (guitar), and Christopher Pound (bass).


 

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Athina
Angapp, 2025 

KAVOS is Constantine Campbell (saxophones), Lachlan Coventry (bouzouki), Llewellyn Osborne (violin), Christopher Pound (bass), and Nicholas McBride (drums).

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Pirates of Piraeus, 2025
Angapp, 2025

KAVOS is Constantine Campbell (saxophones), Lachlan Coventry (bouzouki), Llewellyn Osborne (violin), Christopher Pound (bass), and Nicholas McBride (drums).



 

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Go Tell It On the Mountain
Transit, 2023

Constantine Campbell (saxophone), Matthew Sweeney (trumpet), Andy Vance (piano), Eric Ajaye (bass), Nicholas McBride (drums).



 

Transit

Gospel Groove Music, 2010

 

Constantine Campbell (saxophone), Greg Ambrosine (trumpet), Andy Vance (piano), Peter Kohlhoff (bass), John Morrison (drums).
 

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Freedom in the Groove

Gospel Groove Music, 2006

 

Constantine Campbell (saxophone), Evelyn Duprai (vocals), Gary Daley (piano), Peter Kohlhoff (bass), John Morrison (drums) with Cafe at the Gate of Salvation (choir).
 

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The Gospel According to Groove

Emu Music, 2001

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James Morrison (trumpet, trombone, organ), Constantine Campbell (saxophone), Wayne Kelly (piano), Eric Ajaye (bass), John Morrison (drums), with The Idea of North and James Tuialli (vocals).

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Con Campbell

Generations in Jazz, 1995

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Constantine Campbell (saxophone), Cathy Harley (piano), Jonathan Zwartz (bass), John Morrison (drums), with James Morrison (trumpet) and The Canberra School of Music Big Band.

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©2025 Dr. Constantine R. Campbell

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