- Don’t miss the last Totally Huge weekend!
- James MacMillan Composer Talk
- Windstrokes in the Kimberley
- Australian String Quartet - Celebration
- Dwellingup Arts Lab
The last four days of The 8th Totally Huge New Music Festival.
Most of this program will not happen in Perth again. Don’t miss these unique sonic experiences.
Weekend Calendar with links below...
http://www.tura.com.au/events/totallyhuge/2007/calendar/
5.30pm Thursday May 3,
UWA School of Music. (Room G5).
All Welcome
James MacMillan is in Perth as a guest of WASO as part of the 8th Totally Huge New Music Festival to conduct WASO's performance of The Confession of Isobel Gowdie and Roger Smalley's Concerto No. 2 for Piano and Orchestra.
His composer talk is presented by the UWA School of Music courtesy of the West Australian Symphony Orchestra
Concert details:
http://www.tura.com.au/events/totallyhuge/2007/programme/enigmaVariations.html
13 – 25 May
New Music in association with Skywest and Be Active are proud to present Windstrokes in the Kimberley tour, bringing together four of Australia’s leading performers and composers for a unique tour to the Dampier Peninsula, Broome and Kununurra.
Claire Edwardes (percussion), William Barton (didgeridoo), Mel Robinson (cello/voice) and Iain Grandage (cello)
See the web site for tour dates:
http://www.tura.com.au/events/regional/windstrokes/
Program: Elena Kats-Chernin - From Magdalena's Notebook WORLD PREMIERE
also on the program: Mendelssohn & Dvorak
7pm, Friday 11th May
Government House Ballroom
St Georges Terrace
Tickets: $51/$37/$17,
Bookings: through BOCS 08 9484 1133
8pm, Saturday 12th May
Albany Town Theatre
Tickets: $27.50/$25.50/$15.50
Bookings: 08 9841 1661
Alan Lamb has taken over the old Dwellingup art gallery, which comes with a four bedroom house. He is converting it into the Dwellingup Arts Lab, a not-for-profit space for artist(s)-in-residence, emerging and established - all mediums, who wish to conduct new and experimental projects.
There will be an opening party to celebrate:
Exhibition featuring works by Hines, Fitzsimmons, Tippett and others; Music by Claire Norelli and friends from WAAPA; Audio-visuals of bush recovering from fire (bring an FM walkman with earphones to tune in); Sound art from Robin Reid; Local musicians and dancing into the night.
6.30pm, Saturday 12 May
58 McLarty Street
(main street, third building west of the main intersection and post office)
Dwellingup
(Take the Freeway south to Mundijong Road, go east to South-West Highway, south to North Dandalup, left into Del Park Road, 27Km to Dwellingup. 1hr 15min from Perth Central).
Bring a bottle of your favourite. Snacks provided.
Some accommodation can be arranged - contact Monique Tippett 9538 1696 or Alan Lamb 9538 1331.
tura new music
Level 1, 24 Brisbane Street
Perth WA 6000
p. 61 8 9228 3711
f. 61 8 9228 1808
b;ab;a is published fortnightly, if you have any new music news you’d like included please send it to info@tura.com.au
Tura New Music's annual program is supported by
The Government of Western Australia through ArtsWA in association with Lotterywest, and
The Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body.
Under the new Spam Act (2004), we are required to ensure that all recipients of these emails wish to continue receiving them. If you would like to stop receiving these emails from Tura New Music, please reply to this message with the word "unsubscribe" in the subject line. If you receive this email twice, please reply with "duplicate" in the subject line.
This email was sent to [E-mail Address]