Music Nights
The recent performance by Matthew Ottignon and his quartet Volant was an exhilarating journey through sound energy and emotion. From the opening notes the ensemble captivated the audience with music that moved effortlessly between power and grace drawing listeners into an atmosphere of both freedom and focus.
The recent performance by Playing With Monk brought together two master musicians in a captivating dialogue that celebrated the wit spirit and beauty of jazz. Pianist Peter Dasent and saxophonist Phillip Johnston led the audience through an inspired journey that traversed the works of Thelonious Monk film composers Nino Rota and Ennio Morricone early jazz and blues classics and their own original compositions.
Sydney audiences were treated to an unforgettable evening of music as Sandy Evans and Gary Daley took the stage for a performance that traversed jazz, classical, world music, and the boundless realms of free improvisation. The concert was a rare opportunity to witness two masterful musicians, both composers and bandleaders, weaving their individual voices into a seamless and captivating dialogue.
The recent performance of Universe and Universality offered audiences an extraordinary fusion of jazz improvisation and contemporary classical soundscapes set against the awe inspiring backdrop of real space sounds and projections. The ensemble transported listeners on a sonic voyage through the cosmos where music and astronomy intertwined in a seamless dialogue.
Last night, Local Edition was bathed in warmth and intimacy as Isabel Rumble delivered a spellbinding solo performance, showcasing her unique blend of indie-folk storytelling and tender musicianship. With vocals, piano, and guitar, Rumble invited the audience into a gentle yet deeply emotive world, where softness met strength and every note seemed to carry a story of womanhood, love, and change.