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CIMF / Subtle virtuosity of voices raised in song

Canberra’s Luminescence Chamber Choir with Sydney’s The Australian Voices. Photo: Peter Hislop.
Canberra International Music Festival / Concert 20, “Far and Near”, Australian Centre for Christianity and Culture, Sunday, May 9. Reviewed by
HELEN MUSA.
THERE are few more pleasurable human experiences than sitting with other people listening to beautiful voices raised in song.
So it was when Canberra’s Luminescence Chamber Choir collaborated with Sydney’s The Australian Voices to perform 11 original compositions created specifically for them, as conductor Amber Evans explained, under the covid-related theme, “Far and Near”.
The songs related both literally and figuratively to this idea so that while some composers focused on human separation, physical and emotional, one reflected on musical issues and others looked to the sea and the sky for inspiration. ....

United States , New South Wales , Australian Capital Territory , Automne Malade , Blake Petersen , Lyle Chan , Veronica Milroy , Amber Evans , Christopher Sainsbury , Peter Hislop , Sally Whitwell , Kobayashi Issa , Francis Crozier , Jaret Choolun , Nico Muhly , Callum Kennedy , Australian Centre For Christianity , Canberra International Music Festival Concert , Canberra Luminescence Chamber Choir , Canberra International Music Festival , Australian Centre , Luminescence Chamber Choir , Australian Voices , Jessica Wells , Olivia Swift , Alys Rayner ,

CIMF / Celebrating a story that's past, present and future

Tammi Gissell and ensemble conducted by Roland Peelman. Photo: Peter Hislop.
Canberra International Music Festival / Concert 21, “Rainbow Serpent”, James O Fairfax Theatre, National Gallery Of Australia, May 9. Reviewed by
LEN POWER.
THE myths of the Rainbow Serpent have cultural significance around the world.
Its meaning can differ greatly between indigenous peoples so it was appropriate that this concert entitled “Rainbow Serpent” should have a variety of elements.
After singing a tentative version of “Advance Australia Fair” called “Anthem Combined”, the first performer, Joe Geia, an influential singer/songwriter in the development of contemporary indigenous music, hit his stride with three of his own songs. ....

Australian Capital Territory , Tammy Gissell , Chris Sainsbury , Kelvin Coe , Roland Peelman , Christopher Sainsbury , Jameso Fairfax , Fletcher Cox , Adam Jeffrey , Blair Harris , Vladimir Gorbach , Stuart Challender , Calista Kantilla , Joe Geia , Peter Hislop , Andrew Blanch , Lamorna Nightingale , Brian Howard , Isobel Robin , Jackson Bankovic , Tammi Gissell , Canberra International Music Festival Concert , National Gallery , Seymour Group , International Music Festival , Jameso Fairfax Theatre ,

Griffyn finally gets to play its 'Stolen' works

Music / “Songs from a Stolen Senate”, Griffyn Ensemble. At Belco Arts, March 13. Reviewed by
GRAHAM McDONALD
THE story so far… This concert was originally planned to open the new performance space at the revamped Belco Arts (previously known as the Belconnen Arts centre) in May last year. The idea for program was to commission a number of First Nations composers to set words, compiled by poet Melinda Smith from various Parliamentary speeches, for performance by the Griffyns.
The plague put a stop to that and in September a live version was streamed with pre-recorded videos of five of the commissioned works interspersed with interviews and commentary from the composers and performers. ....

Australian Capital Territory , Torres Strait , Nora Bangiri , Christopher Sainsbury , Kiri Sollis , Susan Ellis , Richie Allan , Michael Sollis , Gina Williams , Holly Downes , Amelinda Smith , Chris Stone , Griffyn Ensemble , Belco Arts , Belconnen Arts , First Nations , ஆஸ்திரேலிய மூலதனம் பிரதேசம் , டோரஸ் சங்கடமான , கிறிஸ்டோபர் சைன்ஸ்பரி , சூசன் நீள்வட்டம் , பணக்காரர் ஆலன் , ஜினா வில்லியம்ஸ் , ஹோலி டௌந்ஸ் , மெலிண்டா ஸ்மித் , கிறிஸ் ஸ்டோந் , பெல்கோ கலைகள் ,

Artsday / Women to shine in music festival

Sophie Edwards, founder of “She’s On The Bill”.
“CANBERRA Women In Music” is a new three-day festival with a line-up of 11 bands across three venues showcasing the music, event management and technical skills of women in Canberra, with all proceeds going to charity. First up, and to launch the project is “She’s On The Bill”, young professionals Sophie Edwards, Kirrah Amosa, Lucy Sugerman, Kim Yang and Dana Hassall, 7-11pm, Friday, March 12 at ANU Kambri.
THEN on Saturday, March 13, 11 local acts will perform at The Polo, 38 David Street, Turner, from midday until midnight in three shows for three charities. The night time show, “Women Who Rock For Karinya House” starts at 8.30pm with MC Jen Seyderhelm. The festival also has “Soulful Sunday” at Sideway on Sunday, March 14. All details here. ....

Australian Capital Territory , Western Australia , Llewellyn Hall , Mc Jen Seyderhelm , Lucy Sugerman , Christopher Sainsbury , John Gould , Holly Treadaway , Sophie Edwards , Richie Allan , Norah Bagiri , Leonard Weiss , Kirrah Amosa , Gina Williams , Warren Williams , Albert Hall , Brenda Gifford , Chloe Sinclair , Aaaron Copland , Dana Hassall , Okim Yang , Moya Pacey , Alan Hinde , Belconnen Arts Centre Theatre , Wesley Uniting Church , Canberra Irish Club ,

Four Indigenous composers and a piano from colonial times

Despite having different cultural backgrounds and experiences Indigenous composers with an Indigenous mentor, and a pianist descended from Anglo-colonial history it is nevertheless possible to create a project that can serve as a focus for unification and strength.
In our instance, the trigger was a relic of the past. Specifically, an historical object made at a time of great significance for Australia: a square piano built around 1770, housed in the keyboard archives of the School of Music at ANU.
Its place of manufacture was Alsace in western Europe, a small body of land that has at times been claimed by Germany, at other times by France. The disputed nature of the territory serves as an ironic parallel to our project. ....

School Of Music , South Australia , Australian Capital Territory , Nardi Simpson , Elizabeth Sheppard , Tim Gray , James Cook , Rhyan Clapham , Fresh Start Fund , Australian First Nations , Moogahlin Performing Arts , First Nations , Ngarra Burria Piyanna , First Fleet , Composer Tim Gray , Silky Pear , Western Australia , The Conversation , Ngarra Burria , Christopher Sainsbury , Scott Davie , Fresh Start , பள்ளி ஆஃப் இசை , தெற்கு ஆஸ்திரேலியா , ஆஸ்திரேலிய மூலதனம் பிரதேசம் , நார்டி சிம்ப்சன் ,