Sydney Morning Herald
Sounds Outback performance venues are SMOKE FREE, promoting Healthway's 'Be Active' message
The sounds outback tour features Colin Offord’s enchanting and masterly crafted new instruments such as the great island mouthbow, the thrilling percussion of Steve Richter, the silken voice and cello of Mel Robinson and the mystical video work of Yeh Yilan.
In solo and ensemble format, including the award winning mr sister, the core ensemble will be joined by flautist Tos Mahoney to complete a unique program covering an enthralling range of new music.
COLIN OFFORD
GREAT ISLAND
MOUTHBOW, VOCALS,
CONCH SHELLS AND
WINDPIPES
STEVE RICHTER
PERCUSSION, VOCALS
MEL ROBINSON
CELLO, VOCALS
TOS MAHONEY
FLUTES
WITH VIDEO BY YEH YILAN
Wed 1 Oct 8pm
BamBOO@Luxe Bar
446 Beaufort St,
Mt Lawley
Tix @ Tura
Fri 3 – Sun 5 Oct
Sounds Outback
Festival, Wogarno
Station
Tix @ Tura
Wed 8 Oct 7.30pm
Pearl Luggers, 31 Dampier Terrace Broome
Tix @ Luggers &
Chinatown Music
and Chunes
Fri 10 Oct 7.30pm
Ivanhoe Gardens
Tix @ Visitors
Centre
Sun 12 Oct 7pm
Ski Club 20 Conacher St,
Fannie Bay
Door Sales Only
Sounds Outback Tour is supported by the West Australian Regional Initiatives Scheme and Sound Travellers, a project initiated by the Australia Council and produced in partnership between Performing Lines and Ceres Solutions.
Tura New Music’s annual program is supported by the State Government of Western Australia through the Department of Culture and The Arts, and the Australian Government through the Music Board of the Australia Council, its funding and advisory body
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