It's an honour to be working with House of Oz House of Oz making it possible for 12 knock-out Australian shows to perform at the world's biggest Fringe festival and arts marketplace next month Edinburgh Festival Fringe
Piano+Sophie Hutchings Sydney Live Music
Weekend Breakfast - ABC TV today caught up with sax players Remy Le Boeuf (New York) and Tessie Overmyer for the lowdown on thus year’s Sydney Con Jazz Festival, on tomorrow - Sunday at Sydney Conservatorium of Music, The University of Sydney
First Nations didgeridoo player Mark Atkins talking to the The Drum ABC TV last night, about his Remembrance Day goal , to honour both First Nation and Australian diggers.
Mark, producer Chelsy Atkins and audio engineer Ricky Bloomfield have been pouring their hearts into In this First Nations Inclusions Project for the past three years, in collaboration with Sydney Opera House.
From 7 am today on stream.sydneyoperahouse.com you can watch a film clip (filmed by Garuwa) featuring Mark on didg and James Morrison on bugle, performing The Last Post (Winds of Change) atop the sails at sunrise. You can also listen, download or watch the new arrangement at www.thelastpost.au.
SBS TV News, story Breanna Holden... First Nations didgeridoo player Mark Atkins hopes a moving new arrangement The Last Post (Winds of Change) performed by Atkins and jazz icon james Morrison, will start a new chapter for Remembrance Day, honouring the camaraderie of Australia's First Nation & Australian Diggers.
From 7am tomorrow a film clip (filmed by Garuwa) will go live via on Sydney Opera House's platform stream.sydneyoperahouse.com featuring Atkins and Morrison performing the arrangement atop the Sydney Opera House sails.
The film clip which accompanies the new piece was created in 2002 in collaboraation with Sydney Opera House.
Audio of the new arrangement is now freely available for commemorative use by Communities and Organisations nationwide and is available for download at www.thelastpost.au
Production of the piece began in early 2020, and alongside Mark Atkins, the rendition was arranged and produced by Chelsy Atkins (Garrijimanha) and Ricky Bloomfield (Bear Mountain Productions). Chelsy Atkins organised extensive consultation with relevant community groups, and received endorsement letters from numerous individuals and organisations including; RSL & Services Clubs Association, RSL NSW, Australian War Memorial, Archie Roach AM, Shane Howard AM, John Schumann, Ernie Dingo, Hon Ken Wyatt AM MP and Hon. Kevin Rudd AC.
SBS TV World News: William Barton is the first Indigenous artist and the youngest person to be awarded the Richard Gill Award for Distinguished services to Australian music. 2023 Art Music Awards. APRA AMCOS Australian Music Centre.Tuesday August 25 at Carriageworks, Eveleigh, Gadigal Land.
#flamenco #parramattaeels #SBS #sydneyevents Pepa Molina rehearsing for the World Premiere of Perceptions with international and local Flamenco stars / starts Thursday Riverside Theatres
Pepa Molina returns to Riverside Theatres to perform Perceptions presented by firm dance projects, which explores the intricacies, superstitions, and clichés of Flamenco’s past and present. A unique opportunity for music and dance lovers to see some of Spains finest
Today at 11am The Music Show @radio national will share Major Zulu journey from Zambia to London and Paris with soul, gospel music, pop, jazz, rock and roll #soul #jazzmusic #gospelmusic #rocknroll #popmusic #africanmusic #gospelmusic
