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15/10/2017

JOEP BEVING

Tall, long-haired and equally long-bearded, 41-year-old Joep Beving isn’t your average viral sensation. Thrust into the online spotlight almost overnight after uploading his first album Solipsism to Spotify, the Dutch piano composer is warm, affable and sincere in his passion. Despite his recent fame, he’s endearingly humble, expressing surprise at the size of the theatre.…
MUSIC
05/10/2017

YOUTHFIRE

What was a loss for Brisbane, is now a big win for Melbourne, but with our cultural scene being one of the best anywhere in the world, bursting at the seams with creative goodness, is there room for any more creative types to take shelter in our embracing city? The answer, a resounding yes. Particularly,…
MUSIC
25/09/2017

GUNTAR DANCE CO

  Indonesia, is an awe-inspiring country, from its beaches to ancient volcanos and the sweeping countryside and jungles between. This natural beauty only matched by it’s people, culture, food and the way in which art, ritual and dance is made so much a part of every day life. Melbourne, this year was offered a rare…
MUSIC PERFORMANCE
11/09/2017

THE YOUNG MAESTRO

  2017 marks the 50th birthday for Melbourne Youth Orchestras. To celebrate five decades of incredible success MYO will be holding two showcase concerts at the Elisabeth Murdoch Hall, Melbourne Recital Centre on Sunday the 17th of September. The first, Homages,  is a tribute to great German composers, and the second is the grand final of a competition that…
MUSIC
11/09/2017

I HOLD THE LIONS PAW

I Hold The Lion’s Paw are a local based collective of musicians with their artistic roots firmly within the realms of the more cross disciplinary.  Their music presents as a seminal mix of both quiet reflection and the most frenetic of movement. Having and continuing to enjoy a year long residency at Brunswick Green,  a much loved north…
MUSIC
11/09/2017

DARK WAVE DUCHESS

It’s impossible to describe ABRA’s music without being reductive, but in an attempt, her musicality sits somewhere between r’n’b and new wave pop- her distinct vocals like nothing heard before. With the lyrics that are universally binding, and production values that blow other contemporaries out of the water, she has gained a small but dedicated…
MUSIC
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