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SUMMARY:Niran Dasika / Kyrie Anderson / Ross McHenry
LOCATION:The Church\, 9 Mitchell Road\, Alexandria
URL:https://phoenixcentralpark.com.au/the-church/floracarbo-kyrieanderson-rossmchenry
DESCRIPTION: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.\nRoss 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.\nAbout Niran Dasika\nNiran Dasika is a trumpeter\, improvisor and composer based in Melbourne whose work encompasses jazz\, free improvisation and electronic music. Niran’s latest trio album ‘Life Forms’ (2025) was released in 2025 through Earshift Music featuring legendary Melbourne artists Andrea Keller (piano) and Helen Svoboda (bass)\, described as “an album filled with rare and fragile beauty… dream-music for the inner heart” (Rhythm Magazine).\nNiran’s live solo performances and solo albums have explored an expanding sonic world of synthesisers\, drum machines and lo-fi electronica described as “…wide-ranging and ruminative\, filled with contemplation and quietude… a predominant sense of stillness present throughout\, of time barely advancing” (Dingo Magazine).\nNiran’s work has been recognised by several awards including 2nd Place at the 2017 National Jazz Awards\, winner of the 2019 APRA AMCOS Professional Development Award\, winner of the 2019 Young Australian Jazz Artist of the Year\, and finalist at the 2020 and 2025 Freedman …\n\nTickets: https://phoenixcentralpark.com.au/the-church/floracarbo-kyrieanderson-rossmchenry
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