For One Night Only

25 Jan 2024

Jack Riley – Creative Director of the Key Change Choir

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Jack Riley – Creative Director of the Key Change Choir

In this episode of For One Night Only (FONO), Jocelyn Bishop talks with the wonderful Jack Riley (Pronouns he/him). Jack is a Naarm (Melbourne) based musician with a wide breadth of experience including composing for theatre, and performing across Australia, and is the creative director for Key Change Choir, a choir exclusively for trans, gender diverse and gender exploring adults. Jack is also a Registered Music Therapist with the Australian Music Therapy Association. As a part of his work, he helps people learn how to use music as a resource to support their health and well-being. Jack also performs one of his songs LIVE on the show – Wonderful!

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And do they have a mixtape for you? Think Judy Garland, The Corrs, KD Lang, Paul Kelly, Miles Davis, Patty Griffin and many, many more.

Here’s the list of Jack’s songs but you’ll have to listen to find out more about each song:

Play Order	Song Title	Song Artist
1	Over The Rainbow	Judy Garland
2	Giants in the Sky	Daniel Huddlestone
3	Runaway	The Corrs
4	Whether With You	Tim Finn
5	Constant Craving	KD Lang
6	Wonder wall	Oasis
7	Just a Girl	No Doubt
8	How To Make Gravy	Paul Kelly
9	Trumpet Concerto in E-Flat Major: 1. Allegro Con Spirito	Haydn’s Hummel’s Trumpet Concertos
10	Birth of the Cool	Miles Davis
11	When It Don’t Come Easily	Patty Griffin
12	The Muddle	Jack Riley
13	Witchoo	Durand Jones & The Indications & Aaron Frazer
14	Hallelujah	Jeff Buckley
15	Break My Soul	Beyonce

For One Night Only is a late-night show on JOY 94.9 and a podcast where people from our rainbow communities get to talk through the mixtape of their lives so far.

Note: This podcast is exclusive to our Australian listeners due to music copyright requirements.