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Australian Music Calendar New South Wales 2011 australian music calendar New South Wales 2011 The Australian Music Calendar lists events from around Australia which feature music by one or more Australian composers, sound artists or improvisers. Events are sorted by state and further information on each event can be found online at http://www.australianmusiccentre.com.au/calendar * denotes World premiere ; ** denotes Australian premiere NEW SOUTH WALES 14 January 2011 - Jazzgroove Summer Festival Venue: Various venues in Sydney - Sydney Program: Jazz/improvisations by Ben Panucci Trio, Carl Morgan Quartet, Tim Clarkson, Briana Cowlishaw, Dereb The Ambassador, Fantastic Terrific Munkle, Jazzgroove Allstars, Julian Wilson Trio, Kristin Beradi Band, Kris Wanders Quartet, Matt Keegan Trio, My Goodness My McGuiness, Samba Mundi, Sandy Evans Trio, Simon Ferenci Quartet, Steve Barry Trio, Subterraneans, Sunchasers Collective, The Alcohotlicks, The Debonair Gentlemen, The Denominators, The Drip Hards, The Felas, The Swinging Blades, The Translators, Zohar's Nigun Performers: Ben Panucci Trio, Carl Morgan Quartet, Tim Clarkson, Briana Cowlishaw, Dereb The Ambassador, Fantastic Terrific Munkle, Jazzgroove Allstars, Julian Wilson Trio, Kristin Beradi Band, Kris Wanders Quartet, Matt Keegan Trio, My Goodness My McGuiness, Samba Mundi, Sandy Evans Trio, Simon Ferenci Quartet, Steve Barry Trio, Subterraneans, Sunchasers Collective, The Alcohotlicks, The Debonair Gentlemen, The Denominators, The Drip Hards, The Felas, The Swinging Blades, The Translators, Zohar's Nigun. Phone number for further information: 1300 438 849 (Tickets). 21 January 2011 - The NOW now festival of spontaneous music : Day 1 Venue: The Red Rattler Theatre - 6 Faversham St, Marrickville, 6pm Program: . Also: Reuben Derrick, YAN JUN. Performers: Natasha Anderson, Monika Brooks, Ben Byrne, Sarah Byrne, Alex Cuffe, Jim Denley, Reuben Derrick, Evan Dorrian, Simon Ferenci, Ross Manning, Sam Pettigrew, Rishin Singh, Milica Stefanovic, Joel Stern, Amanda Stewart. Tickets: Single tickets: $20/$15 | 3 day pass: $45/$35 | Festival pass (all 6 nights) $85/$65. Phone number for further information: 1300 438 849 (Tickets). 22 January 2011 - The NOW now festival of spontaneous music : Day 2 Venue: The Red Rattler Theatre - 6 Faversham St, Marrickville, 6pm Performers: 48/4, Chris Abrahams, John Blades, Peter Blamey, Jenson Brewster, Alice Hui-Seng Chang, Cleptoclectics, Rosalind Hall, Mike Majkowski, Tim Panaretos, Peon, James Waples, Matt Warren. Tickets: Single tickets: $20/$15 | 3 day pass: $45/$35 | Festival pass (all 6 nights) $85/$65. Phone number for further information: 1300 438 849 (Tickets). 23 January 2011 - The NOW now festival of spontaneous music : Day 3 Venue: The Red Rattler Theatre - 6 Faversham St, Marrickville, 6pm Program: . Also: Magda Mayas, Yan Jun. Performers: Chris Abrahams, Tony Buck, Jim Denley, Splinter Orchestra, Joel Stern, Alex White. Tickets: Single tickets: $20/$15 | 3 day pass: $45/$35 | Festival pass (all 6 nights) $85/$65. Phone number for further information: 1300 438 849 (Tickets). p. 1 australian music calendar New South Wales 2011 25 January 2011 - The Sounds Unsound Presents... Venue: Excelsior Hotel - 64 Foveaux St, Surry Hills, 8.00pm Program: Jazz/improvisations by Forenzics Performers: Forenzics. Tickets: Adults: $10. 26 January 2011 - The NOW now festival of spontaneous music : Day 5 Venue: Serial Space - 33 Wellington St, Chippendale, 6pm Program: . Also: Alan Courtis, Kim Myhr. Performers: Sean Baxter, Sam Pettigrew, Nick Shimmin, Jon Watts, Aemon Webb. Tickets: Single tickets: $20/$15 | 3 day pass: $45/$35 | Festival pass (all 6 nights) $85/$65. Phone number for further information: 1300 438 849 (Tickets). 27 January 2011 - The NOW now festival of spontaneous music : Day 6 Venue: The Red Rattler Theatre - 6 Faversham St, Marrickville, 6pm Program: . Also: Hermione Johnson, Jeff Henderson, Jason Kahn, Anla Courtis, Scott Sinclair. Performers: Sean Baxter, Matt Earle, Peter Farrar, Judith Hamman, Martin Kirkwood, Mike Majkowski, Jon Rose, James Rushford, Adam Sussmann, Hollis Taylor. Tickets: Single tickets: $20/$15 | 3 day pass: $45/$35 | Festival pass (all 6 nights) $85/$65. Phone number for further information: 1300 438 849 (Tickets). 28 January 2011 - The NOW now festival of spontaneous music : Day 7 Venue: The Red Rattler Theatre - 6 Faversham St, Marrickville, 6pm Program: . Also: Duo Vulgarités, Noel Meek, Mats Gustaffson, Paal Nilssen-Love, & Ingebrigt Haken Flaten, Magda Mayas. Performers: Laura Altman, Monika Brooks, Rory Brown, Alex Masso, Sydney Saw Orchestra. Tickets: Single tickets: $20/$15 | 3 day pass: $45/$35 | Festival pass (all 6 nights) $85/$65. Phone number for further information: 1300 438 849 (Tickets). 29 January 2011 - Occidental Strings Venue: Chapter House, All Saints Cathedral, Bathurst - Bathurst, 7.30pm Program: Ross Edwards - Veni creator spiritus, Kevin Barker - New Work. Also: Bruch, Barber, . Performers: Occidental Strings. Tickets: Adults: $15 | Children: $10 | Concession: $10. Phone number for further information: 0263 316 622. - Mark Isaacs Resurgence Band CD/DVD launch Venue: The Sound Lounge - Seymour Theatre Centre, Cnr City Rd and Cleveland St, Chippendale, 8:30pm-11:00pm Program: Mark Isaacs - Between the shores, Minsk, Will-o’-the-wisp, Bagatelle, For the road, Good tidings, Emergence, Threnody, Aurora Performers: Mark Isaacs Resurgence band. Tickets: Adults: $20 | Children: $10 | Concession: $10. Phone number for further information: (02) 9589 0289. 3 February 2011 - Anthony Pateras Magda Mayas & Tony Buck (Berlin) Venue: Goethe Institut - Woollahra - 90 Ocean St, Woollahra, 7:30pm Program: Music by Anthony Pateras Tickets: $10. p. 2 australian music calendar New South Wales 2011 4 February 2011 - The catholics : 20th Anniversary Concert Venue: The Sound Lounge - Seymour Theatre Centre, Cnr City Rd and Cleveland St, Chippendale, 8.30pm Program: Jazz/improvisations by Gary Daley, Sandy Evans, James Greening, Fabian Hevia, Jonathan Pease, Hamish Stuart, Lloyd Swanton Performers: Gary Daley, Sandy Evans, James Greening, Fabian Hevia, Jonathan Pease, Hamish Stuart, Lloyd Swanton. Tickets: Adults: $20 | Children: $15 | Concession: $10. Phone number for further information: (02) 9351 7940 (Tickets). 5 February 2011 - The Volatinsky Trio Venue: Blacktown Arts Centre - 78 Flushcombe Rd, Blacktown, 2 pm Program: Stephen Lalor - Flying, Ballade, Troika, 2-part invention, Kolo Kolo, Poloninu, East- West, Zakarpatsky, Bukovina odyssey, Manouche Waltz, Lament, Kavkaz Performers: Volatinsky Trio. - Alister Spence Trio : with special guest Raymond MacDonald Venue: The Sound Lounge - Seymour Theatre Centre, Cnr City Rd and Cleveland St, Chippendale, 8.30pm Performers: Toby Hall, Raymond McDonald, Alister Spence, Lloyd Swanton. Tickets: Adults: $20 | Children: $15 | Concession: $10. Phone number for further information: (02) 9351 7940 (Tickets). 6 February 2011 - Queensland Flood Relief Concert Venue: Marrickville Town Hall - 303 Marrickville Rd, Marrickville, 6:30pm Program: Music by Daniel Walker. Also: Britten, Haydn. Tickets: $15-$25. 9 February 2011 - Mark Isaacs Trio Venue: 505 - cnr Cleveland and Perry Streets, Surry Hills, Sydney, 8:30pm Program: Jazz/improvisations by Tim Firth, Brett Hirst, Mark Isaacs Performers: Tim Firth, Brett Hirst, Mark Isaacs. Tickets: $10. 11 February 2011 - The catholics : 20th Anniversary Concert Venue: The Sound Lounge - Seymour Theatre Centre, Cnr City Rd and Cleveland St, Chippendale, 8.30pm Program: Jazz/improvisations by Gary Daley, Sandy Evans, James Greening, Fabian Hevia, Jonathan Pease, Hamish Stuart, Lloyd Swanton Performers: Gary Daley, Sandy Evans, James Greening, Fabian Hevia, Jonathan Pease, Hamish Stuart, Lloyd Swanton. Tickets: Adults: $20 | Children: $15 | Concession: $10. Phone number for further information: (02) 9351 7940 (Tickets). 12 February 2011 - Dereb the Ambassador : SIMA Debut Venue: The Sound Lounge - Seymour Theatre Centre, Cnr City Rd and Cleveland St, Chippendale, 8.30pm Program: Jazz/improvisations by Aykho Akhrif, Rory Brown, Jamie Cameron, Dereb The Ambassador, Peter Farrar, Matt Ottingnon, Jonathan Pease, Daniel Pliner Performers: Aykho Akhrif, Rory Brown, Jamie Cameron, Dereb The Ambassador, Peter Farrar, p. 3 australian music calendar New South Wales 2011 Matt Ottingnon, Jonathan Pease, Daniel Pliner. Phone number for further information: (02) 9351 7940 (Tickets). - Cafe of the Gate of Salvation Venue: Lizotte's Dee Why - 4/5 629 Pittwater Rd, Dee Why, 9pm Program: Music by Tony Backhouse Performers: Dynes Austin, Cafe of the Gate of Salvation. Tickets: Adults: $28. Phone number for further information: (02) 9984 9933. 14 February 2011 - Notes from underground Venue: Cell Block Theatre - National Art School, Darlinghurst, 8.00pm Program: by Jack Symonds; libb. Pierce Wilcox - Notes from underground, New work by Jack Symonds Tickets: $50/$30. Phone number for further information: 1300 438 849 (Tickets). 17 February 2011 - Notes from underground Venue: Cell Block Theatre - National Art School, Darlinghurst, 8.00pm Program: by Jack Symonds; libb. Pierce Wilcox - Notes from underground, New work by Jack Symonds Tickets: $50/$30. Phone number for further information: 1300 438 849 (Tickets). 18 February 2011 - Synergy Percussion Venue: Wollongong City Gallery - Cnr of Kembla St and Burelli St, Wollongong, 7pm Program: Nigel Westlake - Kalabash, Timothy Constable - Last Waltz Performers: Synergy Percussion. - Warwick Alder Quintet Venue: The Sound Lounge - Seymour Theatre Centre,
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  • 9–18 May 2014
    9–18 May 2014 FOLLOW US #CIMF cimf.org.au Welcome to the 2014 Canberra International The European Union is delighted to support Music Festival. Celebrating its 20th year, the prestigious Canberra International Music this year’s Festival will bring together many Festival in what promises to be a magnificent of Australia’s finest musicians and a wonderful classical music event. array of acclaimed international artists to I am particularly pleased that the opening ensure a memorable program. night of the 2014 festival will take place on This year’s theme, The Fire and the Rose, will explore the centenary of 9 May, a date when 500 million European citizens celebrate Europe Day the commencement of World War I and the 75th anniversary of the all over the world. outbreak of World War II through the works of composers who wrote A number of the EU Member States' Embassies are also involved in while serving as soldiers on all sides. the festival, offering the Canberra community a unique opportunity of You will experience a rich and vibrant program of classical and enjoying some remarkable pieces of work – many of which are in fact contemporary music – a showcase of the familiar and the new. world or Australian premieres. The Festival program will feature a number of major reflective works In a year when we commemorate the centenary of the start of WWI, it is by Bach, Mozart and Brahms performed on period instruments. fitting that CIMF Director Chris Latham has put together a repertoire by Once again the award-winning Amazing Spaces series showcases European and other composers who at different times were affected or Canberra’s unique architecture and landscapes and explores the influenced by war and its difficult consequences.
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