Sat 21st August 8pm $10
Old Fire Station View St Bendigo
aphids & undue noise present WAITING TO TURN INTO PUZZLE
WAITING TO TURN INTO PUZZLE is a collaboration between a film artist and a contemporary classical composer, performed by a live chamber group while the film is being projected
This collaboration between film artist Louise Curham and Melbourne composer David Young features an experimental hand-processed super 8 film shot in Yokohama Japan, which forms the basis of the musical score. This graphic music notation allows a certain freedom and spontaneity in the performance of the music which accompanies the film, whilst remaining precisely structured. The music is performed live by Melbourne contemporary chamber group Quiver
Quiver is a group of young musicians described by The Age as a ‘talent-rich new body’, who joined forces early in 2009 to pursue the exploration of sound through performance, improvisation and installation. They are dedicated to presenting refined interpretations of new and obscure scores, and have already commissioned works by contemporary Australian composers. Quiver completed a highly successful debut concert series in 2009 and was awarded the Alan C Memorial Fund and the Atheneum Award for excellence in chamber music through the Victorian College of the Arts.
Quiver are: Rebecca Lane - flute, Aviva Endean - clarinet, Luke Paulding - tuba, Matthias Schack-Arnott - percussion, Jess Fotinos - harp
more information at http://www.aphids.net
Supporting them will be Castlemaine group Atmos Ensemble. Ætmos Ensemble grew out of Drome, a free improvisation event which ran for 2 years in Castlemaine from 2008 till early this year. The Ensemble is free improv and anti virtuoso in attitude, Their name defines the style and they aim to explore the musical and atmospheric possibilities of specific acoustic spaces. Xanya Mumunya – electric harp, Larry Apedaile – 6 string violin & voice, Peter Winn – 1 string bass & percussion, Jude Russell – keyboard & autoharp, Scott Sanders – guitar, percussion, breath instruments & voice, Simon Howard – trumpet, percussion & erhu.
Presented by Undue Noise and Aphids. enquiries 0421786595
Supported by City of Greater Bendigo Community Grants Scheme, Arts Victoria's Victoria Rocks program, and cajid media.
Old Fire Station View St Bendigo
aphids & undue noise present WAITING TO TURN INTO PUZZLE
WAITING TO TURN INTO PUZZLE is a collaboration between a film artist and a contemporary classical composer, performed by a live chamber group while the film is being projected
This collaboration between film artist Louise Curham and Melbourne composer David Young features an experimental hand-processed super 8 film shot in Yokohama Japan, which forms the basis of the musical score. This graphic music notation allows a certain freedom and spontaneity in the performance of the music which accompanies the film, whilst remaining precisely structured. The music is performed live by Melbourne contemporary chamber group Quiver
Quiver is a group of young musicians described by The Age as a ‘talent-rich new body’, who joined forces early in 2009 to pursue the exploration of sound through performance, improvisation and installation. They are dedicated to presenting refined interpretations of new and obscure scores, and have already commissioned works by contemporary Australian composers. Quiver completed a highly successful debut concert series in 2009 and was awarded the Alan C Memorial Fund and the Atheneum Award for excellence in chamber music through the Victorian College of the Arts.
Quiver are: Rebecca Lane - flute, Aviva Endean - clarinet, Luke Paulding - tuba, Matthias Schack-Arnott - percussion, Jess Fotinos - harp
more information at http://www.aphids.net
Supporting them will be Castlemaine group Atmos Ensemble. Ætmos Ensemble grew out of Drome, a free improvisation event which ran for 2 years in Castlemaine from 2008 till early this year. The Ensemble is free improv and anti virtuoso in attitude, Their name defines the style and they aim to explore the musical and atmospheric possibilities of specific acoustic spaces. Xanya Mumunya – electric harp, Larry Apedaile – 6 string violin & voice, Peter Winn – 1 string bass & percussion, Jude Russell – keyboard & autoharp, Scott Sanders – guitar, percussion, breath instruments & voice, Simon Howard – trumpet, percussion & erhu.
Presented by Undue Noise and Aphids. enquiries 0421786595
Supported by City of Greater Bendigo Community Grants Scheme, Arts Victoria's Victoria Rocks program, and cajid media.
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