Novak Manojlovic welcomes you to NoMansLand - a joyful celebration, a hopeless elegy, a catacomb, a dunk tank, an empty house, a bright vista, a festival of spirit, a gleaming Luna Park of the mind! A gathered mess of found things which have been pulled apart, painted over and tied together again.

Support set by Jacques Emery (solo bass).

Immerse yourself in an afternoon of stunning original acoustic music and Arabic songs from local composers/musicians Antonio Aguilar, Chloé Charody, Keyna Wilkins, Pavle Cajic, Maissa Alameddine, Chloe Chung, Maxeem Georges and recently arrived Gazan refugee musician Hala Samak. 100% of proceeds from this concert will do directly to the charity Hearts For Gaza (with no middle people or admin fees), who distribute food, water and clothes and supplies around Gaza for thousands of local people amidst constant bombing and starvation: More Info on Hearts For Gaza Here.

Hinano Fujisaki (tenor saxophone): 7pm

Mike Nock (piano)/Laurence Pike (drums): 8pm

Ben Lerner Quartet; Ben Lerner (alto saxophone), Steve Barry (piano), Max Alduca (bass), Alex Young (drums): 9:15pm

Experience a night of deeply cerebral, spacey, and left-field experimental selections from:  anusha, akka, D-Grade, amuwa, Jungist, and DJ Paramat.

Following The Blue Hour series — a live, ambient/experimental performance night — and The Blue Day(s), experimental music festivals, at Lazy Thinking, Unfurl Presents steps onto the dance floor with Perfect Blue.

glean a pocket opera

performance experiment by the music box project & friends: elizabeth jigalin, toyah webb, joseph lisk, naomi johnson, peter leung, stephen adams, nikki heywood, mitch riley.

Hayes Street Studio presents a dynamic recital featuring co-directors flautist Rosie Gallagher and pianist Lee Dionne.

Gabriel Faure: (1898) Fantasie for flute and piano
J.S Bach Partita (1726) arranged by R.Gallagher for flute and percussion
(Australian Premiere)
Elizabeth Younan: (2019) Fantasie
Belinda Reynolds: (2003) Share for alto flute and piano
Valerie Coleman: (2018) Wish Sonatine for flute and piano

Peter Fonda are playing the Midnight Special, this Sunday
Launching ‘The Making Of Thriller’
supported by Monica Brooks and Laura Altman
Fonda on round 6, Mon and Laura around 5
Should be a wild time

Introducing Return of Fluxus!  

Opening Night 5 June: Come see the exhibition 🎨

Fluxus Workshop 8 June, 6-9pm: Create Fluxus ‘Event Scores’ with a typewriter provided, then learn how to turn these absurd instructional scores into performance art with old or new friends! (see @fluxusgram for event score examples)

CZUCHWICKI announces their first show on Gadigal Land in Sydney taking place at @lazythinking__ on Sunday June 8th with a fantastic lineup of future forward electronic artists:
@corruptedmutex
@spaceykow - Cara
@maquinaanonima

Alec Ilyine is an electro acoustic musician blending fingerpicking with field recordings and live processing on the iPad. Sweet melodies and compositions are used as frameworks for an improvisational practice, using 6- and 12-string acoustic steel string guitars, cavaquinho, charango, ud and different kinds of flutes and found objects from over the whole world.  

Elizabeth Jigalin & Ellen Kirkwood Concocting curiosity and stimulating the senses, Liz and Ellen come together to present their sonic playground. 
Elizabeth Jigalin (keyboards/objects/electronics)
Ellen Kirkwood (trumpet/objects)

An evening of experimental noise music featuring:

Stevie Richards (Melb) - Serge modular synth & Laura Altman - clarinet,

Lucas 'Granpa' Abela - glass/modular synth,

Chris Petro - electronics.

A force like no other, Divide & Dissolve create instrumental soundscapes designed to tackle colonialism, white supremacy and the patriarchy. Helmed by Black and Cherokee composer and multi-instrumentalist Takiaya Reed expect heavy, atmospheric music that is both political and powerful. Expect crashing cymbals, crunchy feedback and stomach-flipping riffs. 

Vocalists Daniel Wilfred and Sunny Kim form the heart of Hand to Earth, which has quickly developed an international reputation as one of Australia’s most distinctive contemporary music ensembles. Daniel sings in language, and is the keeper of Yolngu Manikay (songs) from North East Arnhem Land that can be traced back for over 40,000 years. Sunny sings in English and Korean intoning gestures that invoke raw elemental forces. Together they sing of the stars, of fire, and of the cooling rain against the drone of David Wilfred’s didgeridoo and atmospheres created by trumpeter and sound artist, Peter Knight, and clarinetist Aviva Endean.

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BELIEVE are back. Excited to be playing another two set extravaganza at Paddington Uniting Church.

Laurence Pike, drums and percussion
Novak Manojlovic, piano and percussion
Clayton Thomas, double bass and percussion
Peter Farrar, saxophone and percussion

At First Light is curated and performed by Sydney violist James Wannan.

Featuring music by Pedro Alvarez, Angus Davison, Chris Williams, Elizabeth Younan, Natalie Nicolas, Rhys Little and a world premiere commission for James by Kammerklang’s artistic director, Cameron Lam.

YOU + 1 = Experimental Art! Lolly Loft Studios, Saturday, June 14th, is the place.  Aidan Eccleshall and Imogen Plunkett-Hamer are providing the charcoal-inspired prompt ingredients - text fragments, objects, light, sound - you bring the creative spark. Shape unmade artworks in a collaborative experiment with tone, texture, and symbolism. BYO Acoustic instruments and other artistic mediums. Bring a creative friend (+1) to share new directions. Materials, tea, and mulled wine provided.

This is a free event but space is limited. Please reserve your place to ensure entry on the night. 

Out of the Shadows is curated and performed by Melbourne violist Phoebe Green.

Featuring music by Pedro Alvarez, Aditya Ryan Bhat, Christine Pan, Dominik Karski, Emily Sheppard, Flora Wong and a world premiere commission for Phoebe by Kammerklang’s artistic director, Cameron Lam.

Maissa Alameddine is an interdisciplinary artist, vocalist, songweaver, performer, and creative producer. Maissa inherited her voice from a long line of women vocalists, she uses voice as a provocation and a response. Her interpretive song and music is an attempt to honour her ancestors accessing her maqam learnings through oral traditions.

Pavle Cajic is a pianist and composer of a western classical background. Paja has also recently been curiously exploring the practices of microtonal music and venturing into the world of improvisational jazz through new found collaborations into music-making. 

Third in a series of concerts at the 2MBS Founders Studio presented by the Contemporary Music Collective.

FREE! but please RSVP for numbers.
Stevie Richards (Melb) - sax, + Andrew Fedorovitch - bass + Nick Dan - drums,
Gayab (ग़ायब) - Harmonium drones given weight by percussion featuring Toto and Lauren Eiko,
Peter Farrar - submerged tiles.

Fluxus Night 15 June, 6-9pm: Come along for poetry, live jazz, performance art, and jazz combined with performance art! All set against the backdrop of the ‘Return of Fluxus’ art exhibition…

This group show is curated to showcase the work of emerging Sydney artists whose work emulates elements of the Fluxus art movement of the 1960s. The work of historical Fluxus artists centered audience interaction, critiquing the art establishment’s traditional notions of the separation between art and audience. In line with their philosophy, Avant Garden seeks to establish exhibition-events that invite the attendees to be a part of the art making process!

Eternally three years old, Boroky potters around the shallows of the collective unconscious, collecting smooth stones and shells. Join Boroky in celebrating his new single 'Remarkable', in which he exalts and explores the limits of human potential, with bandmates Ashley Stoneham on Drums and Dave Quinn on bass.

Stieble Eltron is an interstellar business magnate, famous pop star and philanthropist.

Berlin-based Melburnian Ned Collette got his start in experimental and improvised music, before gravitating increasingly towards songwriting.
 
Thalia Zedek’s considerable body of work demonstrates a clarity of vision, a singular performance style, and an expansive range. Thalia has long been a melodic songwriter in iconic bands like Come and Live Skull.
 
At the frayed bottom-edge of Indiana – just a moderate bike ride north of Louisville, Kentucky – multi-instrumentalist, artist and songwriter Ryan Davis’s Americana-noir soundwaves have been emanating for years in myriad forms.

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KANKAN // JASU
MITCH ELLIOTT
HINANO FUJISAKI // LAND SYSTEMS // JASU // MITCH ELLIOTT

Absolutely delighted to have the debut performance of kankan & jasu @shima___kei @justme_jaspy opening and to be closing the night with a 4 piece exploratory performance featuring @justme_jaspy @hinafuji_ @land.systems

Cameron Undy's Ghost Frequency
Cameron Undy - guitar
Matt Keegan - saxophone
Brendan Clark - bass

Visions of Nar
Zela Margossian - piano
Jeremy Rose - saxophones and bass clarinet, electronics
Adem Yilmaz - drums and percussion

Hinano Fujisaki is the recipient of SIMAs inaugural Judy Bailey Emerging Composer Scholarship. In this one-off performance, she assembles a bespoke ensemble to premiere new music commissioned by SIMA and the Judy Bailey Trust alongside repertoire from her recent there is a rabbit on the moon EP.
Hinano Fujisaki - saxophone, guitar, voice, composition
Jasper Craig-Adams - guitar
Novak Manojlovic - keyboards
Jacques Emery - bass
Bonnie Stewart - drums and voice

Runa Cara 
Freya Schack-Arnott - cello, nyckelharp, voice
Bonnie Stewart - guitar, banjo, percussion, voice

Enjoy the transformative sounds of French visual artist and musician Félicia Atkinson at the Art Gallery of New South Wales. Atkinson, an electro-acoustic composer, creates phantasmic musical landscapes by collaging field recordings, instrumentation, snippets of essayistic language in both French and English, and her own voice.

Annika Moses - voice (Boorloo) and Uma Volkmer - trumpet

Astrid Lorange - poetry

Saskia Willinge - flute (Boorloo) and Peter Farrar - amplified submerged tiles

Australian/Finnish, Finland-based musician Simon Svoboda is an active part of the Finnish classical scene and the 'Aspen String Quartet', performs frequently with his cello duo ‘Simon and Tommi’, and is also a keen composer and arranger. In the past two years Svoboda has found inspiration to compose minimalistic music for his cello and voice. His recently released EP titled ‘Kaamos’ (the Finnish word describing the darkest period of the year where the sun seldom rises) is a 5-piece work inspired by different elements of winter in Finland. 

Tickets: Free, by ballot only

𝐃𝐀𝐌𝐈𝐀𝐍 𝐖𝐑𝐈𝐆𝐇𝐓 & 𝐌𝐄𝐓𝐈𝐍 𝐘𝐈𝐋𝐌𝐀𝐙 will be presenting a special duo performance of Flamenco guitar and Kurdish Flute, two distinct yet strongly rooted cultural and musical traditions.

METIN YILMAZ is a virtuoso exponent of the kaval (Ancient/traditional flute)
"DAMIAN WRIGHT is a brilliant flamenco guitarist...his articulation of complex lines was fluid and dripping with conviction" - SMH

We’re calling it Living Room Theatre Night of MOURNING - Not just for what we’ve lost, but for what the world is losing right now.

We’ll start light with games, chaos, our beloved MC, but as the night unfolds, we shift the tone. We’ll honour those lost to violence with a special musical performance. We’ll reflect, rage, and reckon with what comes next.

Featuring Alex Tucker and Daniel Raymond - improvising drummers.

Sydney. It's been too long.
Let them make it up to you with a hard hitting night on home ground at Marrickville Bowling Club, with friends The Blamers and Exit Mould.
One night only. Party Dozen in Marrickville.

Henry Dunbabin is here to present a psychedelic blend of good ol’ fashioned folk songs with ambient electronic soundscapes. He has a collection of songs composed under the southernmost stars (then recorded onto dusty cassette tapes exclusively ransacked from the bottom of crates stacked with forgotten music) that pivot between both grounded and mystical.

Support from Ligature.

Following our first interstate visit to Hobart during Dark Mofo, we are hosting a special little music party in Sydney to mark our 3rd birthday!
Bike Thief (Live) a three-piece percussive unit: music for the dancefloor, created on drums, prepared double-bass and keyboard samplers.
Morphlink A true tastemaker, Morphlink is one of the most celebrated DJs in Hobart.
salllvage (Live) (Rowan Savage) is an experimental producer and DJ working at the intersection of queer club culture and connection with Country.
Szem (Live) is the left-field electronic project of visual and sound artist Laura Hunt. 
Postponez is a DJ based in Eora / Sydney, with selections that range from ambient and dub techno to Italo and space disco, euphoric house, forgotten 90s trance anthems, psychedelic and everything in between.

Hayley Chan solo
Hayley Chan - drums & percussion

Sam Gill's Scattered
Sam Gill - alto & soprano saxophones
Phillippa Murphy-Haste - clarinet & bass clarinet
Luke Sweeting - accordion
Yutaro Okuda - guitar
Jacques Emery - double bass

Sonya Holowell (voice) and Jim Denley (wind instruments) first started musicking together within Sydney's radically inclusive large scale improvising group, the Splinter Orchestra. Now they're playing at Stadium Rockdale. Sonya and Jim aren't sure what is going to happen, but both feel they become through these experiences of musicking with Country, and their dyad, their collective is deeply committed to finding new and primordial ways to join the eternally orchestrating sonoverse, and respond with musicking to Place.

An exploration of musical interplay, Waveteller plays music that draws heavily on rhythmic concepts and the elasticity of time, from fast paced energetic grooves, to open, vast melodies.
Casey Golden – Piano
Michael Mear – Bass
Ed Rodrigues – Drums

​Zela Margossian - piano
Jeremy Rose - saxophones and bass clarinet
Adem Yilmaz - drums and percussion

Visions of Nar brings a kaleidoscopic ride through Armenian folk, jazz and fresh compositions with a nod to the fiery Armenian goddess of water, sea and rain: Nar.

The fourth Jazz:NOW event - CHORUS - welcomes a relationship with storied alternative arts performance space Red Rattler Theatre in Marrickville. Here, we will witness two ensembles who bring an improvisatory sympathy to song structures and music that leads with the lyric.

HEAPS GRASS - Ebony Tait; keyboard and vocals, Lachlan Mills; guitar, Jack Rosenzweig; drums

BEN HAUPTMANN; THE BAND WITH SOMEONE SINGING IN IT - Ben Hauptmann; guitar, Arne Hanna; guitar/vocals, Lauren White; bass/vocals, Harry Sutherland; keys, James Hauptmann; drums

Experience Australian-based ensemble Hand to Earth as they perform new contemporary music created during the Embedded residency program.

Performing as a three piece, Daniel Wilfred, David Wilfred and Peter Knight will draw on the minimalist music of Brian Eno and Jon Hassell to create a bed for contrasting voice and instrumentation.

The latest iteration of the Dean Kalait group fuses the roles of improviser and composer to create a fluid and organically evolving set of music that strikes a delicate yet electric balance between the spontaneous and prepared.

Dean Kalaitzidis - saxophone
Harley Coleman - guitar
Jacques Emery - bass
Chloe Kim - drums

BELIEVE are back. Excited to be playing another two set extravaganza at Paddington Uniting Church.

Laurence Pike, drums and percussion
Novak Manojlovic, piano and percussion
Clayton Thomas, double bass and percussion
Peter Farrar, saxophone and percussion

The People’s Republic is excited to finally welcome an outfit whose members traverse decades of the best experimental music Sydney has ever produced...

dprk – the trio of Richard Fielding (Severed Heads, The Loop Orchestra) on synths, Nick Dan (xNoBBQx) on electronic drums and synth, and Juke Wyat (Loop Orchestra) on guitar and electronics with the appearance of Japanese master drummer Yusuke Akai and saxophonist Brett Evans.

Peter Fonda Their third album, "The Making of Thriller", documents Fonda's recent explorations of instruments unknown.  A fast track between subconscious and witness, this is Fonda's 'jam as magickal ritual' captured in its most pure form yet.

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Celebrating the release of Genevieve Von Black's debut album, Ghosts Are Speaking, this is a special one night only performance exploring the concept of the DNA and the history we bring with us to places already laden with ghosts. Von Black (synth/electric piano) is combining with the improvisational talents of Joseph Cummins (Vic) on trumpet, and Natalie Ivin Poole (aka Twirling Wolf) (Vic) celebrated dancer, to projected digitally manipulated landscapes by artist Joanne Faulkner (Tas).

Part 2 of the event is Delays Have Dangerous Ends improvising an interpretation of the Ghosts Are Speaking theme and taking into dark celestial heavy ambient heights, to live projection art by screen artist Shahane Bekarian.

Eric WHITACRE Lux Aurumque
Sarah HOPKINS Past Life Melodies
Eric WHITACRE Cloudburst
Edwin LONDON Bach (Again), after ‘Come, Sweet Death’ by JS Bach
Eric WHITACRE Eternity in an Hour

Snehesh Nag is a sitar player, composer, and educator who performs Hindustani classical music and Indian-inspired cross-genre music.

He will perform for Local Edition alongside Murtaza Damoon on tabla.

Chloe dedicates the final year of her 20s to a deeply personal and creative journey. Throughout 2025, she will focus each month on learning, growing, and creating, sharing her process through monthly performances.

These performances are RSVP only. To reserve your spot and receive event details, please email chloekim12months@gmail.com

Modern Double Bassist Elsen Price performs with Indian Classical Sitar player Rishta Dyall at one the Inner West's best secret venues - Woodlands Studio. Elsen and Rishta will be performing an array of music that crosses tradition with invention.

Support performances by Flautist/Pianist Keyna Wilkins and Classical Guitarist Peter Doublinszki.

Maquina Anonima fuse experimental electronics and the human voice, using custom built wearable sensors to control live effects during the performance. Spanish folk song and choral textures meet glitchy, morphing beats and lush, evolving harmonies to create soundworlds of earthy grit and ethereal beauty.

Jessie Newling is currently immersed in early music, electroacoustic music and the intersection of voice and electronics.
Regan Van Veen is a music technology artist working on Gadigal land.

Pascal Dusapin - Wolken
Jane Sheldon - Colloque
Gabriel Fauré - excerpts from La chanson d’Ève
Jack Symonds - À la recherce d'Eden perdu (Cello Sonata no. 2)
Kaija Saariaho - Mirage

Jack Symonds - Composer and Pianist
Jane Sheldon - Composer and Singer
Blair Harris - Cello
Lucy Norton - Poet

Tickets: Free, by ballot only

ANNA THORVALDSDOTTIR Entropic Arrows (2020)
JANE SHELDON Come, dark sigh* (2024)
DAVID T. LITTLE Ghostlight (2015)
DANIELA TERRANOVA Rainbow Dust in the Sky (2018)
LISA ILLEAN Cantor (after Willa Cather) (2017)

Jack Symonds conductor, Jane Sheldon soprano, Claire Edwardes percussion, Lamorna Nightingale flutes, Jason Noble clarinet, Véronique Serret violin, Victoria Bihun violin, Henry Justo viola, Blair Harris cello, Benjamin Ward double bass, Ronan Apcar piano, Ben Carey sound, Peachey & Mosig video

Szináta unveils a musical odyssey drenched in the enigmatic embrace of shadow, the resonant cadence of sound, and the haunting allure of crows. In a world that intricately weaves the complexities of neo-modernist sensibilities and daring auditory experiments, Emily-Rose Sharkova and Trevor Brown forge a fusion of wind instruments, piano strings, and the esoteric realm of color theories, giving birth to an intricate tapestry of real-time compositions.

Celebrate the beauty and the thrill of new music in this gala concert, as we give the world premiere performances of five pieces and then experience the emotional power of Paul Stanhope’s groundbreaking and award-winning re-imagining of the Requiem mass.

Luke Byrne Song (World premiere)
Anne Cawrse The Greatest of These (World premiere)
Meta Cohen Meteora (World premiere)
Nardi Simpson Dharriwa – Narran Lakes Dreaming (World premiere)
Paul Stanhope We might be fifty (World premiere); Requiem

Fabels and Scattered Order are performing together at the wonderful Alpha Gallery in Newtown, it’s the 1st time they have played together at the gallery for a long time and its always a special night, it also will be a closing night celebration of Hiske Weijers Art Exhibition. THE LIVING SCIENCE Dept will be doing amazing visuals as well, a night not to be missed.
donations at the Door.

Concert 1, 2pm
1. Clocks & Clouds Landscapes and Contours Kraig Grady & Terumi Narushima
2. Praveen Venkataramana Reflection III Greg van der Struik - trombone, Michael Hugh Dixon - horn
3. Michael Hugh Dixon Door of Many Mysteries - Reopened Wendy Dixon - soprano, Greg van der Struik - trombone, Michael Hugh Dixon - horn
4. Rohan Drape Fields Keyboard & electronics
5. Michael Hugh Dixon This Need Not Be - A Deepening Peter Leung - alto saxophone
6. Warren Burt Not a Clue Computer generated sounds

Concert 2, 4:30pm
1. Perfect Cents Ensemble Perfectly Censual Music Amanda Cole - lumatone, Alicia Crossley - flute/recorder, Jared Underwood - Partch Diamond
2. Michael Hugh Dixon Rejoin Kathryn Bennetts - tenor recorder
3. Matthias Sebastian Krüger Mikrotonale Etüde 8 - Residual Kathryn Bennetts - tenor recorder, Michael Hugh Dixon- horn
4. Greg Schiemer AYU Live electronics
5. Behzad Ansari Inimitable Set Avaye Rood Ensemble

Omniversal Hum presents the highly anticipated debut Australian performance from the enigmatic London based band Moin, featuring Tom Halstead and Joe Andrews of the electronic outfit Raime, alongside visionary percussionist Valentina Magaletti.

Support comes from local sound adventurists Worlds Only, Alister Hill (guitar), Darren Lesaguis (spoken word), Jenny Trinh AKA Wytchings (electronics/vocals), Justin Tam AKA Tzekin (saxophone), Reginald Harris (bass) and Thomas William Smith AKA T. Morimoto (electronics). 

Ephemera: a musical exploration of celestial landscapes such as pulsars, craters, planetary atmospheres, stars, sun and void. Merging the sound worlds of jazz and contemporary classical, and set to real space sounds and projections, it is a unique sonic experience. Led by Keyna Wilkins (compositions, flute, piano) with Elsen Price (double bass), Will Gilbert (trumpet) and Jodie Michael (drumset).

Gadigal (Sydney) based pianist and composer Wilbur Whitta presents a new set of improvised music for piano and organ. Inspired by the likes of Craig Taborn, Cory Smythe and Kit Downes, the will see Wilbur free-soloing between both instruments, navigating in the moment to find new paths up the mountain.

JOHN GAVANTI (ARR. LOUIS WISHART) Mars and DNA
LOUIS WISHART Are Ye Then With God?
MADDY BRIGGS First Dog in Space
CLANCY REYNOLDS Bongpeople

Louis Wishart, Josh Shipton, Aidan Eccleshall, Uma Volkmer, Alex Tucker, Isabella Rahme, Alison Eom, Leo Apollonov.

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A soundtrack which is performed live with the The Adventures of Prince Achmed (1926) by Lotte Reiniger, a silent silhouette animation, considered by many to be the first feature length animated film, and based upon One Thousand and One Nights, a collection of Middle Eastern folk tales often known in English as The Arabian Nights. The music when performed with the film comprises a continuous score of 65 minutes. It is performed live by a quartet of soprano sax, trombone, and two keyboards, against a pre-recorded track of samples, loops and live drums.

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Experience an electrifying night of contemporary jazz led by two of Australia’s most acclaimed saxophonists.

Sandy Evans - tenor and soprano saxophone
Andrew Robson - alto and baritone saxophone, recorder
Brett Hirst - bass
Hamish Stuart – drums, percussion, tin whistle

Hayes Street Studio is thrilled to present pianist and composer Joseph Havlat in a rare recital that features a newly composed works by Australian composer Lisa Illean: her piano Sonata in ten parts.  Alongside this work, Joseph will perform a section from Bent Sørensen's "12 Nocturnes". 

Lisa Illean: Sonata in ten parts
Bent Sørensen: 12 Nocturnes

Ustad Irfan Khansahib is the highly renowned scion of the Lucknow Shahjahanpur lineage of sarod players. Representing more than 10 generations of court musicians/ international performers, composers and teachers, he has inherited an enormous repertoire of traditional material from his forefathers. Based in Kolkata he has toured the world many times to critical acclaim.

Bobby Singh is a highly experienced accompanist on tabla to many of the leading artists of Hindustani Music. As a leading disciple of Pandit Aneesh Pradhan, Bobby is beautifully trained in the art of accompaniment and creates a beautiful space for his fellow musician to flourish and connect with audiences.

Chloe dedicates the final year of her 20s to a deeply personal and creative journey. Throughout 2025, she will focus each month on learning, growing, and creating, sharing her process through monthly performances.

These performances are RSVP only. To reserve your spot and receive event details, please email chloekim12months@gmail.com

HOLLY HARRISON Sylvan      
DANIEL ROJAS  ...Of Magic and Realism 
TRISTAN COELHO  As the Dust Settles  
CAMERON LAM  Paint by Numbers       
ANNE BOYD  Prayers to the Light    
TIM HANSEN  Pencils         

Tickets: Free, by ballot only

Sandy Evans: Saxophones, composer
Renowned Indian Jazz ensemble Shakti Spirit celebrate female creativity through the shared joy of improvised music-making. This ensemble transcends music, offering a experience of cultural exchange.

Nadhamuni Gayatri Bharath: Voice, composer
Jess Green: Guitar
Pirashanna Thevarajah: Mridangam and other percussion
Prahlad Iyer: Ghatam and other percussion

Planks & Percussion: a series of works composed by three drummer/percussionists.

Inspired by found objects, knick-knacks, and planks of wood, performer-composers Bree van Reyk, Niki Johnson, and Hayley Chan unite to present three original compositions. Building on their debut performance of van Reyk’s A Series of States at the Art Gallery of NSW, their appearance at Local Edition deepens their exploration of guided improvisation, sonic environments, and evocations of the natural world—revealing the vast textures and terrains that can emerge from a percussion ensemble.

Chloe dedicates the final year of her 20s to a deeply personal and creative journey. Throughout 2025, she will focus each month on learning, growing, and creating, sharing her process through monthly performances.

These performances are RSVP only. To reserve your spot and receive event details, please email chloekim12months@gmail.com

Chloe dedicates the final year of her 20s to a deeply personal and creative journey. Throughout 2025, she will focus each month on learning, growing, and creating, sharing her process through monthly performances.

These performances are RSVP only. To reserve your spot and receive event details, please email chloekim12months@gmail.com

Chloe dedicates the final year of her 20s to a deeply personal and creative journey. Throughout 2025, she will focus each month on learning, growing, and creating, sharing her process through monthly performances.

These performances are RSVP only. To reserve your spot and receive event details, please email chloekim12months@gmail.com

Chloe dedicates the final year of her 20s to a deeply personal and creative journey. Throughout 2025, she will focus each month on learning, growing, and creating, sharing her process through monthly performances.

These performances are RSVP only. To reserve your spot and receive event details, please email chloekim12months@gmail.com

Chloe dedicates the final year of her 20s to a deeply personal and creative journey. Throughout 2025, she will focus each month on learning, growing, and creating, sharing her process through monthly performances.

These performances are RSVP only. To reserve your spot and receive event details, please email chloekim12months@gmail.com