- B;a b;a Giveaway!
- New Music at WASO
- Pleasure
- Roger Smalley's Piano Concerto No. 2
- We see a darkness
- The 2006 Australian Music Festival Guide
If you’re a Tura Cardholder, or a willing to become one, you can go into the draw to win a double pass to WASO’s upcoming concert at the Art Gallery of WA (valued at $90)!
Just email info@tura.com.au with ‘WASO’ in the subject line and your name and Cardholder number in the body of the email by the end of the day on Friday March 24.
P.S…Becoming a Cardholder only costs $33 full or $15 concession. So…what are you waiting for! Go to http://www.tura.com.au/turacard/turacard.html to Subscribe or call 9380 6996.
Blake Dawson Waldron Lawyers WASO at the Gallery
John Harding & Brett Dean Play Mozart
John Harding, violin/conductor
Brett Dean, viola/conductor
Alan R. Dodge, presenter
Schoenberg Verklärte Nacht (Transfigured Night)
Wagner Siegfreid idyll
Mozart Sinfonia Concertante for violin and viola, K364
John Harding is partnered by the University of Western Australia.
Patrons attending the concert can view the Swamp Op: Brent Harris Exhibition free of charge from 6.30pm.
8pm, Friday 31 March
Art Gallery of Western Australia
Tickets $45. Bookings through WASO on 9326 0000 or http://www.waso.com.au/
Mention this TURA offer when booking to purchase tickets to John Harding & Brett Dean Play Mozart for $40 each (normally $45).
supported by Tura New Music
The bureau of ideas explores Pleasure with music, talks and performance at the Quarry
Tos Mahoney (flute), Mel Robinson (cello), Marcus Canning, Marie Haass, Marie Bonnal and Julian Goddard (talks), Justin Smith (violin), Sarah Jane Pell (performance), Damian van Look (DJ Day)
The Quarry, Oceanic Drive, City Beach
Sunday 26th March, 6 – 9.30pm (gates open 5.30pm)
BYO Picnic and Pleasure
Tickets $20 full / $15 concession
Bocs ticketing (any agency including the Quarry agency)
8pm, Thursday 23rd March 2006
Sydney Youth Orchestra and 2004 Sydney International Piano Competition Winner John Chen, under the baton of Artistic Director Ronald Prussing, perform the world premiere of Roger Smalley's Piano Concerto No. 2 commissioned by Fr. Arthur Bridge AM for Ars Musica Australis.
Live on ABC FM with Julian Day.
Direct broadcast from the City Recital Hall, Angel Place, Sydney
Radio and online http://www.abc.net.au/classic/
still searching for that elusive…something?
Raising questions about our awareness and acceptance of existence, We see a darkness by d&k (Dave Turley and Korin Gath), both recent graduates of Contemporary Arts at Edith Cowan University, will unpick our commonly held belief systems to unravel meanings inherent in everyday life and living.
… be prepared to examine the darkest depths of your soul…
We see a darkness will be an immersive environment encapsulating the entire ground floor space of spectrum project space. This sensory saturated experience incorporating installation, projection, sound and performance will challenge your accepted ideals and engage your inner voice… so be prepared for some internal work.
To be opened by Domenico de Clario
Coordinator of Community Engagement,
Edith Cowan University
Friday 24 March 6pm – 8pm
spectrum project space
221 Beaufort St NORTHBRIDGE
Exhibition open Saturday 25 March until Thursday 13 April 2006
Wednesday – Saturday 2pm – 6pm
Festival organisers, musicians and lovers of live music can access up to date information on nearly 200 music festivals across the country in 2006 in this new guide. Festivals range from blues, jazz, folk, Indigenous, bush, country, bluegrass and rock to world, classical and Celtic. The guide's state-by-state listings include contact details, venues, websites and a brief about what to expect at the event, facilities, main acts and performers. Compiled by Marti Patel.
Cost $19.95. Contact Marti Patel 0432 843 260 Email : festivalpress@hotmail.com
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