71 upcoming events
Wings - An Immersive Art-Science Experience
‘Wings’ is an installation exploring the birdlife of North Sydney in the century old tunnels at The Coal Loader in Waverton: a multi-sensory event that brings science and creativity together. ‘Wings’ features sculpture from Tom Buckland, video and photography from Anne Morphett, music from Narelle Yeo, Sarah Levins, Jerome Blazé and Alexis Weaver, science installs from Alice Motion, costume from Brendan De La Hay and actor/musicians from the Sydney Conservatorium of Music.
Tickets valid for entry anytime between 11am and 4pm. 7-19 August 2026. c.45 minute installation
Every day at 12pm and 2pm there will live performances from musicians and actors from the Sydney Conservatorium of Music.
JETRIO LAZY THINKING RESIDENCY
Sean Valenzuela (keyboard)
Blain Cunneen (guitar, bass)
Alexander Inman-Hislop (drums)with Pete Longhurst and Alex Jasprizza
jetrio
Sean Valenzuela | piano
Blain Cunneen | guitar
Alexander Inman-Hislop | drumsjetrio is a Sydney-based three-piece that produces music that lands somewhere between meditative jazz, minimalist composition, and ambient improvisation.
Satu in the Beyond
ACO Underground’s spinoff band Satu in the Beyond returns with a show featuring music from their upcoming album Far Field Theory, featuring musicians drawn from the punk, indie and contemporary classical sound worlds.
Satu Vänskä violin & vocals
Richard Tognetti violins
Paul Beard keyboards
Kiah Gossner electric bass
Bree van Reyk drumslittle music party x Lazy Thinking Fundraiser
Party Dozen
Jack Ladder
Julia Why?
Arketek
Marlene Claudine Radice
Forgotten Hardware
Corrupted Mutex
Everything which breathes and movesendless library - Fundraiser
the newly established endless library, doinked with an eviction notice just as we opened our doors, is opening, and closing. endless library is a volunteer-run cooperative formed with the purpose of creating a third space in sydney. a community library interested in alterities, egregore thinking, knowledge-sharing, esoterica and local culture. this is not the end of endless! it is only the beginning! the library lives on, and will be reseeding in another inner west location imminently!!
LINE-UP (first announce)
⭒ D-Grade x Sera
⭒ Eddy Diamond
⭒ Jacques Emery [live]
⭒ Mara [live]
⭒ Marcus McKenzie
⭒ Organarchy Sound System [live]
⭒ Tony Hughes
⭒ Wingnut x Grimgutz x Nar- HEAPS MORE TBA
Tajrish Trio: Tajrish 3AM Vibes
Nima Saeidi - Guitar
Babak Ghazanfari - piano and electronic instruments
Amirsalar Makhzani - PercussionsTajrish Trio is a new collaborative musical project formed during late-night improvisation sessions. The trio’s repertoire spans a diverse range of musical styles, heavily influenced by Eastern and Iranian musical traditions.
Functionally Inert 1
Jesse Varde solo
Clare Cooper solo
Autoclave solo
WRFT - Wong, Raymond, Fedorovitch Trio plus special guestVacuus Rituale V
James Heighway is an experimental sound and noise artist from the Blue Mountains using synthesizers, guitars, circuit bent keyboards in improvised live format.
Abre Ojos is sound and vision for dystopian meditation, come with them on a ritualised, psychedelic doom journey.
scariestgirlintheworld delivers a gritty, harsh and meditative sonic palette.
Wall of Goats is a Gadigal-based music project combining feedback, sample sequencing, and overwhelming distortion
GRANPA: AUDIENCE CURATED & MIXED LIVE 7" : VOL 1 LAUNCH
Performing to celebrate the release of the new single, which is the first of a series of audience curated and mixed 7” records each limited to 200 copies, released as splits between dualplover and various labels.
Sunsets at Sunwin's
Cooks River house concert
@hence_therefore - electronic music, sometimes overthought, sometimes improvised.
@gi._.__
@psymon__stezSam Gill Scattered
This performance will feature a set of recently-composed music inspired by Sam’s 2024 travels in Greece and Bulgaria.
Sam Gill - alto & soprano saxophones; Paul Cutlan - clarinet & bass clarinet; Luke Sweeting - accordion; Yutaro Okuda - guitar; Jacques Emery - double bass.
Brieley Cutting with Mark Oliveiro (Piano & Live Electronics)
Domenico Scarlatti (1685-1757) - Sonata in E major K.380, Sonata in D minor K.9, Sonata in B flat major K.551
Franz Liszt (1811-1886) - Petrarch Sonnet 104, from Years of Pilgrimage (Second Year, Italy)
Frederic Chopin (1810-1849) - Nocturnes Op.62 No.2 in E major & Op.72 No.1 (posth) in E minor
Mark Oliveiro - new work premiere, piano with live electronics, performed with Mark Oliveiro
Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1826) - Sonata in A flat Major Op.110Murray-Brennan Duo
For this concert new works by Albanian composers Enis Mullaj and Kris Sopoqoti along with Australian composers Alan Holley, Johanna Selleck, Paul Moulatlet and Ken Murray are performed by the Murray Brennan Duo on trumpet and guitar.
LOOP: The First Act
Over two hours we will gather in an open jam format to share, improvise and connect.
@chaoscollective.official will be our resident musicians and source of sound for the night.
15 Years Of Art As Catharsis
For 15 years, Art As Catharsis has championed experimental sounds from the Australian underground. These anniversary showcases bring together some of the many threads that have shaped the Art As Catharsis community.
- Black Aleph
- Instrumental (adj.)
- Brian Campeau (VIC)
- HELU
- Migret
In Loving Memory of Lazy Thinking
A noisy farewell will be taking place at @lazythinking__ in its final week of gigs.
@scariestgirlintheworld
@vivisection93
@manticora.doll
Florens Fitzpatrick’s Grapefruit Technique (@defcux ) performing a hybrid setTruffle Boils // Kate Wadey
Truffle Boils
Peter Farrar - alto saxophone
Tom Avgenicos - trumpet
Sam Dobson - double bass
Jodie Michael - drumsKate Wadey Trio
Kate Wadey - voice
Matt McMahon - piano
Sam Dobson - bassGabriel Fischer Makronomaly
Makronomaly II is written for 4 snare drums, 4 speakers, and 1 performer. It is the second chapter of an ongoing investigation into sound as a physical thing, not something we simply hear, but something that moves through us, that vibrates surfaces, that makes the air itself visible.
Gabriel Fischer is a percussionist, foley artist and composer. He holds a Master of Percussion from the Musikhochschule Lübeck and has performed with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra and Ensemble MusikFabrik, among others.
kankan (Maira Shimada) + Hill Hall Egami
kankan (Maira Shimada) is a solo performance project using radio, bamboo flute, and other methods. Fishing around in an exponential pond of noise.
Hill Hall Egami brings together three musicians — Gabriella Hill on soprano saxophone, Henry Hall on double bass, and Mari Egami on piano — who come together to explore the possibilities and unexpected sounds of their instruments.
JAZZ UPSTAIRS featuring ALISTER SPENCE TRIO
Alister Spence - piano, samples
Lloyd Swanton - double bass
Toby Hall - drums, glockenspielFormed in Sydney more than twenty-five years ago, the Alister Spence Trio released their eighth album, Gather, in February 2025.
Inner West Jazz Fest
ALIEN MEAL - Henry Hall, double bass and electronics; Tom Vogel, drums and electronics
HILARY GEDDES QUARTET - Hilary Geddes, guitar; Matthew Harris, piano; Max Alduca, double bass; Alexander Inman-Hislop, drums
BELIEVE WITH SCOTT TINKLER! - Peter Farrar, saxophones and percussion; Novak Manojlovic, piano and percussion; Clayton Thomas, double bass and percussion; Laurence Pike, drums and percussion; With special guest Scott Tinkler (Melbourne), trumpet
House/Music - HiIary Geddes Quartet
Hilary Geddes is an Australian guitarist and composer whose work moves between jazz, indie and experimental music. Her album Redleaf (Earshift Music) merges jazz, indie and experimental influences with pianist Matt Harris, double-bassist Maximillian Alduca and drummer Alexander Inman-Hislop.
Water
Jay Dahzen - Voice
Melodica, Baglama, Keyboards
Oren Janiv - Didgeridoo
Micheal Trifunovic - Guitar
Jon Jugeta - Percussion
Valerios Calocerinos - Double BassInner West Jazz Fest
SAM GILL TRIO - Sam Gill, saxophones; Jacques Emery, double bass; Simon Barker, drums
JESS GREEN, DYLAN VAN DER SCHYFF with SANDY EVANS - Jess Green, guitar and electronics; Dylan van Der Schyff, drums and electronics; with special guest Sandy Evans, saxophones
MIKE NOCK PLAYS ONDAS - Mike Nock, piano and compositions; Ben ‘Donny’ Waples, double bass; Laurence Pike, drums
Pendulum (θ2)
celosiafields,
Cooper,
Emilee Robinson,
f0ulplay,
Jake Starr,
Jason Styles,
MTHR.LDE,
Oliver Whitehouse,
Paperclip,
Peter Hollo,
Tamara Elkins,
Willow Ferris,
Yvette James & Bridie LunneyInner West Jazz Fest
ALEX JASPRIZZA GROUP - Alex Jasprizza, saxophone; Hinano Fujisaki, saxophones; Felix Bornholdt, piano; Holly Conner, drums
DENLEY OSBORNE HEYWOOD EGAMI - Jim Denley, woodwinds; Tony Osborne, voice and movement; Nikki Heywood, voice and movement; Mari Egami, piano and objects
DASIKA KELLER SVOBODA - Niran Dasika, trumpet and electronics; Andrea Keller, piano; Helen Svoboda, double bass and voice (Melb)
JAMES MULLER TRIO - James Muller, guitar (Adelaide); Brett Hirst, double bass; Tim Firth, drums
Sophie Hutchings
Composer and pianist Sophie Hutchings performs an intimate solo show before heading to Europe for an extended tour.
Niran Dasika / Kyrie Anderson / Ross McHenry
Niran Dasika is a trumpeter, improvisor and composer based in Melbourne whose work encompasses jazz, free improvisation and electronic music.
Kyrie Anderson stands as one of the country’s most sought-after drummers, both on stage and in the studio.
Ross McHenry is a multi-award-winning producer, composer, bassist, and arts industry leader whose practice spans contemporary improvised music, chamber music, and the development of interdisciplinary new work.Singing Stones
Zoltan Fecso from Naarm, Melbourne.
His work explores the many perceptual possibilities of listening, often using prepared instruments, field recordings and electronic sound sources with a regard for improvisation, extended duration and fine detail.
Scott Tinkler / Carl Dewhurst / Simon Barker (NSW/VIC)
Scott Tinkler - trumpets
Carl Dewhurst - guitar
Simon Barker - drumsDrawing on over 30 years of collaboration, this trio explores rhythmic systems and structures that are used as the primary source of musical manipulation in their improvisations.
Storyteller | Sydney Fringe
Drawing on folk tales, poetry, and horror films, Melanie Walters presents a recital of contemporary flute works that weaves stories through music and text.
This eclectic program of recent music for solo flute includes compositions by Nathalie Joachim, Amy Beth Kirsten, and Andrew Ford.
ilex
ilex is the creative outlet and solo project of Sydney drummer, percussionist, and electronic music producer, Holly Conner.
Sometimes heavy, industrial, and highly rhythmic; sometimes texturally rich, intricate, and emotional - ilex is a performer with her own distinctive brand of percussion-meets-electronic music.
Andrea Keller Quartet
A multi-award-winning pianist and composer, Andrea Keller has released over 20 albums of her work, forging a distinct sound at the forefront of jazz and improvised music.
This will be the second meeting of these four players together: Andrea Keller (piano), Phil Slater (trumpet), Simon Barker (drums), Stephen Magnusson (guitar).
LOCK & KEY IV: Bike Thief // ChooKi // Arsonist
High-energy hybrid club percussion unit BIKE THIEF (Felix Bornholdt - keyboards, Jacques Emery - bass, Alex Inman-Hislop - drums).
FR3AK POP machine ChooKi creates high-saturation, low-fidelity experimental, electronic music.
Arsonist is an obsessive, Bengali born, chooser of music, who experiments with its form and function.
Divisions with Miles Walter
Anton Dvorak Slavonic Dances, Op.72 for Four Hands (selection)
Miles Walter the utopia is elsewhere for Piano Trio (2025) Aus Premiere
Ludwig van Beethoven Symphony No.2 arr. for Piano Trio Ferdinand Reis (1801-02)
George Benjamin Divisions for Four Hands (2024-25) Aus Premiere
Helena Winkleman Threesome in a High-den for Piano Trio (2024)
Miles Walter impromptu FOR herr schubert (2026) World PremiereComposer / Piano: Miles Walter, Violin: Ike See, Cello: Melissa Barnard, Piano: Lee Dionne
Pure Space :: Decade Deep
𝐟𝐫𝐢𝐝𝐚𝐲 19:30-22:15.
Mara (live)
Mija Healey (DJ) featuring DJ Off It (jobfit, poetry)
sera𝐬𝐚𝐭𝐮𝐫𝐝𝐚𝐲 22:00-06:00
amuwa
Andy Garvey
Eastern Distributor
NeurodancerOpus Now #37
Gabi Sultana piano, Chris Pidcock cello
Steve Reich Piano Counterpoint for solo piano and tape (1973/2011) – 12 mins
Veronique Vella Talba (2021) for cello and piano – 5 mins
Walter Wolff Sonata for cello and piano (2013) – 23 mins
Kate Moore Velvet (2010) for cello and piano – 13 min
Shimmering Light (2025) for solo piano – 12 mins
Claude Debussy Clair de lune (1890) from Suite bergamasque – 3 min
Minuet (1886) from Petite Suite arr. Cello and Piano – 3 minComfortable - Hamed Sadeghi
Hamed Sadeghi presents Comfortable, a new work for an 8-piece ensemble of tar, woodwinds, brass, double bass and percussions that weave together ancient Middle Eastern resonance and contemporary jazz.
Hamed Sadeghi - Composer, Tar
Michael Avgenicos - Alto Saxophone
Tom Avgenicos - Trumpet
Paul Cutlan - Bass Clarinet
Sandy Evans - Soprano and Tenor Saxophone
Sohrab Kolahdooz - Percussions
Lloyd Swanton - Double Bass
Adem Yilmaz - PercussionsDarren "D.C." Cross + Bree van Reyk
Darren “D.C.” Cross with a rare performance of fully improvised guitar music. His latest 9th solo D.C. Cross album - Open Guitar (Volume 2), features over three hours of improvised acoustic guitar recorded directly in natural environments: mountain tops, beneath flight paths, swamps, lakes, and rivers. Cross uses open tunings and fingerpicking on the acoustic guitar—sometimes tuned to 432 Hz, sometimes not. The album is over 3hours long.
Bree van Reyk is a drummer, percussionist, composer, sound artist and occasional maker of unkempt musical instruments. Her solo performances centre on exploring minimal, experimental, and meditative experiential soundscapes using rustic, self-invented instruments and found objects.
Blauhaus
Jack Rosenzweig | drums
Zigi Blau | keys, synths, effectsAn entirely improvised solo set achieved by live-looping keys, seaboard and drums.
Hand to Earth with the ACO Quartet
Daniel Wilfred voice, bilma; David Wilfred yidaki, voice; Sunny Kim voice percussion; Peter Knight trumpet, electronics, synthesiser; Aviva Endean clarinets, winds, electronics
Richard Tognetti violin; Satu Vänskä violin; Stefanie Farrands viola; Julian Thompson celloShakuhachi Masters Concert
Traditional shakuhachi solo repertoire, ensemble music and contemporary works brought to life by Teruo Furuya, Kazushi Matama, and Kaoru Kakizakai from Japan, together with Riley Lee, Bronwyn Kirkpatrick and Lindsay Dugan from Australia.
Joined by special guest Satsuki Odamura on koto.
Ensemble Offspring - Reich: Rejoice: Repeat
Steve Reich Come Out for tape (1966)
Steve Reich Quartet for two vibraphones and two pianos (2013)
Steve Reich Piano Counterpoint for piano and tape (1973/2011)
Steve Reich Radio Rewrite for large ensemble (2012)Gabi Sultana (Malta) - piano soloist in Piano Counterpoint.
Gabi is joined by Ronan Apcar, Claire Edwardes and Niki Johnson in Quartet.Paul Nicolaou: Elemental Resonance
Tristan Coelho The Old School
Nigel Westlake (arr. Alice Giles) Toward the Midnight Sun
Christopher Larkin (arr. Paul Nicolaou) Moss Grotto from Hollow Knight: Silksong
Paul Nicolaou Pythia, Oracle of Delphi; Improvisation by Candlelight; Improvisation upon Water; Naiads and their Flowing Springs
Ross Edwards The Harp and the Moon
Andrew Schultz Heard on the wind from Sonatina, Op. 108; Ripples on Water from Sonatina, Op. 108
Mary Doumany Fire from The Elements
Natalia Mann Fire Tree
*Stuart Greenbaum 9 Candles for Dark Nights *7pm performance only.Paul Nicolaou Harp
Match Percussion Trio | Sydney Fringe
Jazz, African and Latin influenced music for mallets (vibes and marimba) and hand percussion.
Daryl Pratt (percussion/composer)
Alison Pratt (percussion)
Jess Ciampa (percussion)OFFERING IIII
CORIN B2B PTWIGGS
JLL0MLL0 B2B DJ DW
MANTICORA B2B FLORENS FITZPATRICK
EALING B2B E3P
OBELISK B2B ARSONISTMuharrem Aslan – Sounds of Anatolia
Solo performance by Muharrem Aslan, where the bağlama unfolds layered melodies, modal colour, and contemporary sonic exploration rooted in Anatolian tradition.
Central to the performance is Fourtemolo, a technique developed by Aslan that enables two independent melodic lines to be performed simultaneously on the bağlama, expanding both its sonic range and musical vocabulary.
Gabriella Hill Trio
Gabriella Hill | tenor saxophone
Jacques Emery | double bass
Daniel Raymond | drums.SCM New Music Ensemble
Anna Meredith Moon
J.S. Bach Prelude from Partita No. 3 in E major for solo violin, BWV 1006.1
Esa-Pekka Salonen Fog
Liza Lim Songs Found in a Dream
SCM Student Premiere (to be announced)Benjamin Northey, conductor
Bryce Dessner’s Trembling Earth
LIGETI Concert Românesc
Bryce DESSNER Trembling Earth (Cello Concerto) AUSTRALIAN PREMIERE
Bryce DESSNER St. Carolyn by the Sea
DVOŘÁK Symphony No. 8Umberto Clerici Conductor
Anastasia Kobekina Cello
Bryce Dessner, Zane Banks Electric GuitarMesos Trio at Church Street Studios
The Mesos Trio are a Sydney based trio featuring Susie Bishop, Maharshi Raval and Elsen Price.
They perform arrangements of Gaelic Folk music, Indian Classical music and unique original music with voice, violin, Indian tabla and double bass.
An Augmentation Of Sitar By Ravi | Sydney Fringe
Sitar like never before. Every night is unique, with live collaborations. Expect an interactive, genre-defying experience that breaks all the rules.
ZÖJ: May The Devil's Ear Be Deaf (Album Launch)
May The Devil’s Ear Be Deaf unfolds through improvisation, Persian poetry, and musical dialogue between Gelareh Pour (voice, kamancheh) and Brian O’Dwyer (drum kit).
Created in the spirit of the album recorded live at the Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity in Canada.
Mahk Making Spaces
Tomoyuki Hisatome (composer); Zhao Chuqiao (guzheng); Clare Maclean (composer); Lee Eonhwa (gayageum); Oliver O’Reilly (composer, saxophone): Choi Eunji (haegeum): Lachlan Blackwood (composer, kit); Bruce Crossman (composer); Joshua Hill (percussion); Ying Liu (composer, erhu); Tang Yuyan (guzheng); John Encarnação (songwriter, acoustic guitar/vocals); Brendan Smyly (saxophone); Tang Yuyan (guzheng); Andrián Pertout (composer); Hyelim Kim (composer, taegum recording); Noel Burgess (composer, electronics).
DELAY 45 ‘I’ll Go Where You Go’ Album Launch
Delay 45 return to the quartet format to launch their fourth album.
Tom Avgenicos, trumpet
Roshan Kumarage, piano
Dave Quinn, bass
Ashley Stoneham, drumsVelvet
Benjamin Britten Cello Sonata in C Major Op.65
Elliott Carter Sonata for Cello and Piano
Kate Moore Velvet
Igor Stravinsky Suite ItalienneMinah Choe cello
Daniel Herscovitch pianoSCM New Music Ensemble
Stuart Greenbaum Chamber Concerto
Andrew Boss Concerto for Alto Saxophone and Chamber Orchestra, I. Prologue and Concertante
Paul Stanhope Dawn And Darkness (Chamber Orchestra Version)
Elena Kats-Chernin Force MajeurBenjamin Northey, conductor
Ronan Apcar: The Clouds Are Gathered for the Final Storm
Ronan Apcar launches The Clouds Are Gathered for the Final Storm, an electronic music album exploring grief, transformation, ecology, and impermanence.
Performed by: Ronan Apcar (electronics, synthesisers, samples, field recordings)
Jeremy Rose and Chris Abrahams: TONE
Chris and Jeremy previously collaborated on The Vampires’ ARIA award winning album Nightjar. Their forthcoming duo album, TONE, is set for release early 2027.
Chris Abrahams - piano, synthesizers
Jeremy Rose - saxophone, bass clarinet and electronicsTomeka Reid Quartet
Tomeka Reid Quartet
Tomeka Reid cello
Mary Halvorson guitar
Jason Roebke bass
Tomas Fujiwara drums+ Véronique Serret (solo) violin, vocals
Sir Richard Bishop (USA)
Sir Richard Bishop returns to Australia for a rare run of intimate performances.
Best known as a founding member of the legendary Sun City Girls, Bishop has spent more than forty years exploring the outer reaches of folk, improvisation, psychedelia and global musical traditions. His solo work has earned international acclaim for its virtuosic guitar playing, adventurous spirit and singular musical vision.
Kris Davis Trio + Soojin Suh Coloris Trio
Kris Davis Trio
Kris Davis | piano
Robert Hurst | bass
Johnathan Blake | drumsSoojin Suh Coloris Trio
Soojin Suh | drums
Jaehun Kang | piano
Hoo Kim | bassBelle Chen + Underwards
Belle Chen brings her solo performance Ravel In The Forest to the Sydney International Women’s Jazz Festival. Chen creates musical worlds that blur the boundaries between classical, jazz and electronic music.
Underwards is led by award-winning composer and trumpeter Ellen Kirkwood, with Hilary Geddes (guitar), Brendan Clark (electric bass) and Alex Inman-Hislop (drums).
KG project + Sophie Min
Saxophonist and composer, Kali Gillen premieres a new work.
Kali Gillen | saxophones
Roshan Kumarage | piano
Michael Brady | guitar
Sabine Tapia | double bass
Jack Rosenzweig | drumsPresenting an intimate solo set of original music, improvisation, prepared piano and reimagined standards, Sophie Min explores the space between composition and spontaneity, allowing familiar material to evolve in unexpected ways.
Sophine Min | pianoMisaki Umei & Cracked Suzies + Dorka
Debut collaboration between Tokyo-based pianist, composer and electronic artist Misaki Umei and Eora/Sydney drummer and producer Cracked Suzies (Abby Constable).
Multi-instrumentalist, vocalist, and songwriter Dorka Foster (vocals, flute) presents her new project – a deeply personal exploration of contemporary jazz, art-pop, and groove-driven songwriting. The project features Zigi Blau on keys and synthesizers, Ebony Tait on vocals, and Chloe Kim on drums.
Kris Davis performs with the Conservatorium
Performance celebrating the culmination of pianist and composer Kris Davis’ week-long residency with Sydney Conservatorium of Music jazz students.
This special concert will feature her performing alongside Conservatorium musicians in a dynamic and inspiring program.
Resonance + Sydney Con Choir
Andrea Keller | piano
Sandy Evans | saxophones
Kristin Berardi | voice
Jenny Barnes | voice
Resonance is a new collaboration that aims to reconcile the challenges, demands, and glass ceilings faced by mid-career and elder women. The suite includes three new works by Michele Morgan, Hazel Smith and Andrea Keller and settings of poems by Sara Teasdale and Jeannie Greensfelder.Vazesh
Vazesh is a fully improvised trio. Their debut album captures the spontaneous composition of the group, something that is often difficult to replicate in a studio setting.
Hamed Sadeghi - tar
Jeremy Rose - saxophone and bass clarinet
Lloyd Swanton - bassYOLO Solos Vol.11 with Alice Morgan and Ronan Apcar
Andrew Howes Lyrebird Concerto for sax and piano (2026)
Andrew Ball Raiju (2026)
Luciano Berio Sequenza IV for piano (1965-66)
Ryo Noda Phoenix for solo sax (1983)
Gerard Brophy Abraco for solo piano (2000)Piano: Ronan Apcar
Saxophone: Alice MorganSuzanne Ciani
The doyenne of electronic music, she pioneered sound design with early synthesizers in the 1970s.
Suzanne Ciani synthesizers
recent past events
Mara
Mara is a composer and curator who plays the viola and collaborates with her laptop to create live performances and recorded pieces for film, dance, and gallery spaces.
Following the release of her album At Every Corner, Mara returns with Air Leak / Loosening My Grip; a two-track offering that gently extends the world of her 2024 long-play.
Gary Daley's Round the Sun // Noah Mejia's Abacá
Gary Daley’s Round the Sun
Gary Daley - piano, accordion, compositions
Hilary Geddes - guitar
Jacques Emery - double bass
Nic Cecire - drumsNoah Mejia’s Abacá
Noah Mejia - Saxophone, Aurelia Flores - Saxophone
Leah Reinhardt - Vocals, Samantha Baxendale - Vocals
Oscar Lubbock - Piano, Ruby Firmstone - Guitar
Henry Hall - Bass, Tom Vogel - DrumsDenmond Wong Returns!! // Magneti
Denmond Wong Returns!!
Daniel Raymond (drums)
Jim Denley (alto saxophone)
Aidan Wong (tenor saxophone)Magneti
Cass Pyc (guitar)
Mari Egami (piano)Fundraiser Concert for Gaza Artist Fund
100% of the funds raised from this concert will go towards Alaa Zaqout. Alaa dearly wishes to complete her Masters studies in Design and return to Gaza to help rebuild her beloved city as an interior designer.
Pavle Cajic is a pianist and composer of a classical background who has ventured into jazz and enjoys exploring music of different cultures through collaboration and improvisation.
Keyna Wilkins is a pioneering Australian/British composer-musician. She was one of three finalists for the Australian Art Music Awards for Individual Excellence in 2021 and 2018 (APRA/AMCOS).
Honora Ryan is a classical pianist and singer.
They will be joined by several fantastic local student musicians.
