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SUMMARY:Azimuth
LOCATION:Bankstown Arts Centre\, 5 Olympic Parade\, Bankstown
URL:https://events.humanitix.com/azimuth
DESCRIPTION:Isabella Rahme (Curator)\nRia Andriani sings\, writes and lifts the voices that usually go unheard. A classically trained soprano and a writer\, she has spent this year working beyond the concert voice: spoken poetry\, performance art and improvisation.\nAndrea Lim is a violinist and interdisciplinary artist working across performance and sound. Her current practice complicates the subject matter of morality in today’s socio-political climate.\nPeggy Polias writes music about safety\, secrecy and the things people keep in journals.\nPresented by BackStage Music In partnership with Bankstown Arts Centre &amp\; CuriousWorks\nWhat does it sound like to navigate cultural identity\, memory\, and sense of place in ‘Western Sydney’?\nAzimuth\, taking its name from the Arabic word meaning “the ways/directions&#34\;\, is an immersive evening of brand-new\, experimental music and sound art. Curated by Greek-Lebanese composer and performer Isabella Rahme\, this showcase brings together a dynamic lineup of artists from diverse diaspora and First Nations backgrounds with a connection to ‘Western Sydney’.\nThrough collaborative sonic experimentations - ranging from live acoustic performance and electronic production to spoken word and soundscapes - Azimuth explores the infinite ways cultural journeys shape the contemporary Australian landscape.\nWhat to Expect\nNew Works Premieres: Fresh\, collaborative compositions created specifically for this showcase.\nDiverse Expressive Styles: A blend of instrumental performance\, …\n\nTickets: https://events.humanitix.com/azimuth
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