February 27, 2009
We Unfold – a new work for Sydney Dance Company
Bonachela’s we unfold is effectively a dual arts premiere, with choreography set to the world premiere of Symphony No 1 for Orchestra and Solo Cello by celebrated Italian composer Ezio Bosso.
“When I heard this new symphony I was completely swept away. I could immediately see my new work arising out of it”, says Rafael Bonachela. “Through his music, Ezio creates tensions that take me to a very emotional place. When I hear it I feel then I see. Movement for me is no longer a pure physicality but an instinctual and emotional response to Ezio’s incredible composition. This new symphony is quite simply breathtaking”.
we unfold is Bonachela’s second full length work …
February 27, 2009
Help us supporting the Victorian bushfire victims
As you all are aware, Victoria has faced its worst bushfires ever. To raise money for the Red Cross Victorian Bushfire Appeal The Song Company will take part at the Victorian Bushfire Benefit Concert hosted by the University of New South Wales. Come and enjoy The Song Company along with many other artists and help us supporting the Victorian bushfire victims.
February 27, 2009
Chronology Arts Ticket Giveaway!
Electric ID
presented by Chronology Arts
Sydney Conservatorium of Music
Thursday 12 March 09, 7:30pm
Tix : $25/$15
Bookings: Call (02) 8272 2222 or book online (booking fees may apply)
Web : www.chronologyarts.net Info : info@chronologyarts.net
Sign up to Chronology Arts’ e-newsletter here, before the 7th of March to go in the running to win 1 of 2 double passes being given away to their next concert, electric ID.
Chronology arts begins their exciting and innovative 2009 concert series with a performance of six brand-new ‘electroacoustic’ compositions, called Electric id. These works will be performed for the very first time at 7.30pm on Thursday 12 March, at the Music Workshop, Sydney Conservatorium of …
February 27, 2009
Kalkadunga Man – “unbelievable” and “truly breathtaking”
City Recital Hall Angel Place, Sydney, 25/02/09:
“The first half was a transcendental & transportative experience. The programming of Medieval pieces in such a context was a bold decision that paid big dividends! “Proxima Centauri” was the closest approximation to musical perfection I have heard. The second half had a wonderfully inclusive & personal atmosphere with pieces that conveyed the experience of the “true” Australia.”(supporter)
National Museum, Canberra, 23/02/09:
“A truly extraordinary & unique musical experience.” (supporter)
Bathurst Memorial Entertainment Centre, 21/02/09:
“The whole show was a marvellous experience.” (supporter)
“I enjoyed the night / day contrast. The visuals were fabulous. The combination of voice + didgeridoo was very enjoyable.” (supporter)
Newcastle Conservatorium, 19/02/09:
“I felt part of something extraordinary last night at your “Kalkadunga Yurdu” …
February 27, 2009
Tenebrae: The breathtaking trilogy finds its conclusion
Add another indelible impression about the Song Company’s performances to your memory. Join us for the conclusion of our Tenebrae trilogy which left impressive memories with audiences in 2005 and 2006 already.
Directed by Shaun Parker, who took part in Tenebrae I and II as a dancer, the third part promises to be challenging and powerful. Based on the Responsories for Holy Week by famed 17th century composer Carlo Gesualdo the artists will explore universal themes of humanity, sacrifice and death.
The performance will take place at the modern, industrial spaces of CarriageWorks which, in the hands of Artistic Director Roland Peelman, provides the perfect setting for the contemporary take on Gesualdo’s composition.
Venue:
CarriageWorks
245 Wilson Street, …
