- club zho 67
- New Music at WASO
- Defying Gravity Fascinating Rhythms
- Memegraphy: Call for Acts
electronic artist keith fullerton whitman performs his solo guitar with electronics project.
“whitman gradually folds in additional layers and hints of counterpoint, from organ-like chords, soft bells, and an assortment of subtle glitches; and then harsh chords creep in. from there it’s a steady plow into dissonance, as sheets of noise are piled on and most traces of pleasantness are left behind” mark richardson, pitchfork media.
in this fully improvised solo performance mike cooper plays lap steel guitar combined with field recordings, electronics and voice to accompany a backdrop of his own recent super eight film works.
“an enthralling maze of colour and intrigue”
8pm Monday, 24th April
llama bar
rokeby road, subiaco
bar and food sales
entry $15 full / $10 concession
8pm – 9pm is happy hour!
tura new music 9380 6996 or info@tura.com.au for more details
Featuring
Also on the program:
Paul Daniel, conductor
Li-Wei Qin, cello
Elgar’s rhapsodic Cello Concerto is one of the most loved in the entire concerto repertoire. The music that unwinds through the opening moments, a tune that grows like a rainbow over the work’s great span, bathes all that follows in its luminous glow. Young French cellist Anne Gastinel – in her exclusive Australian performances – is her exclusive Australian performances – is one of the rising stars of the classical music firmament.
8pm, Friday 28 & Saturday 29 April
Perth Concert Hall
Tickets from $20.00 - $68.00.
Bookings through WASO on 9326 0000 or http://www.waso.com.au/
Featuring Australian composers:
Daniel Hall: The Marching Drumkit (world premiere)
Mark Pollard: Interludes
Nigel Westlake: Penguin Circus
Greg Coles: Good Vibes
Also on the program:
Akira Nishimura, Astor Piazzola, Manfred Menke, David Downes and Ney Rosauro.
Fresh from their performances at the 2006 Commonwealth Games, WAAPA’s award-winning Defying Gravity percussion ensemble creates a new world of sound, where sparkling rhythms and seductive melodies mix with a gorgeous array of percussion instruments from around the world. The performance features Nigel Westlake’s hilarious Penguin Circus, Akira Nishimura’s astonishing Ketiak, the mesmerising soundscape Painting with Breath, and the world premiere of Daniel Hall's The Marching Drumkit - and concludes with some thrilling dance music from Papua New Guinea, led by Iain Robbie!
7.30pm Wednesday 26th & Thursday 27th April
WAAPA Music Auditorium, 2 Bradford St, Mt Lawley
Tickets: $19.50 / $14.50
Bookings and Info from the WAAPA Box office: (08) 9370 6895
Imagine: bands playing at the same time, in the same song. Memegraphy is a WA experimental music project. Collaborators will layer jazz ensembles with hardcore bands and a capella choirs, mix percussion sections with noise artists and folk singers.
Memegraphy are seeking expressions of interest from all original WA musicians: indie outfits, string sections, jazz ensembles, folk groups, electronic producers, metal bands, blues artists, noise experimentalists, percussion sections, New Music composers, choirs. Over the course of the project, there will be opportunities available for in-studio recording, composition, partnerships, and remixing.
Visit http://www.memegraphy.com/ or email neil@memegraphy.com to find out more.
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