Wowee The Letter is lucky to be joining the glorious Orbweavers for this year’s Brunswick Music Festival. The Orbweavers are just so mind-blowingly lovely and their music makes me love our world more and more.
Definitely make it to this one!
See the Brunswick Music Festival website, Facebook, or the Orbweavers (and maybe pick up a copy of their new album!) for details and tickets.
After a truly epic Tasmanian adventure in February, involving a boat and a chamber organ and a dodgy car battery, I’ll be taking the plane to Tassie this March for the awesome 10 Days on the Island Festival. Come and enjoy a glass or two of vino and listen to Van Diemen’s Band playing the glorious music of Händel!
Details and tickets at 10 Days on the Island Festival website or Van Diemen’s Band.
I’m pretty stoked to be returning home to Castlemaine for the State Festival this year, and to be bringing so many of my favourite musicians with me!
For my first outing at the Festival, I’ll be joined by stunning experimental Renaissance duo partner Chloë Smith to present a whole hour-long Outlier show created especially for the festival.
Check out the Castlemaine State Festival website for details and tickets and be sure to book!
For my second performance at the Castlemaine State Festival, Harken Well will be presenting a programme of Germanic music from the 17th Century in the Abendmusik tradition. We’ll be joined by all-star continuo section Donald Nicolson (harpsichord) and Nick Pollock (theorbo), in the beautiful Castlemaine Town Hall!
Check out the Castlemaine State Festival website for details and tickets and be sure to book!
In my final outing at the Castlemaine State Festival, Harken Well will be premiering our Music & Murder programme featuring music written by terrible people. This concert will be presented in two parts: half Renaissance consort and half Baroque trio sonatas.
Harken Well are joined by two very special multi-instrument-wielding guests, John Weretka on harpsichord, tenor viol and voice and Lucy Price on baroque ‘cello and bass viol.
Check out the Castlemaine State Festival website for details and tickets and be sure to book!
How exciting to be joining my highly esteemed duo partner, the very excellent Ann Morgan, for a programme celebrating fantastical things from the early baroque. Ann and I have been rehearsing up a storm in the country and there are two more duos on the programme: Erkki Veltheim and Anthony Pateras, and Erkki and Simone de Haan, so you should definitely come along.
Full details can be found at ASTRA’s website and tickets can be booked here.
Can’t wait to spend some time working with the always legendary Jon Rose on his Violin Generator project at the Substation this April.
Do yourself a favour and head out West for this one- it’s going to be epic.
Check out the Substation website or Facebook for details and tickets and, if you’ve got a moment, be sure to check out Jon’s wonderland of a website here– there are lots of things to see, hear and do!
It’s Holy Week at Scots’ and that means lots of opportunities to see some free musical performances. For Thursday’s Holy Week concert, I’ll be joined by some lovely musicians to present a lunchtime concert of Abendmusik.
The concert is only 45 minutes starting at 1pm so come and check it out in your lunch break!
See the Scot’s website for details.
Holy Week continues at Scots’ with J. S. Bach’s phenomenal Mass in B Minor on Good Friday. These free concerts are often very full so be sure to get there early and bring a cushion!
Details at the Scots’ website.
I’ll be joining friends from Academia Arcadia to offer some music at this year’s 2019 Organs of the Ballarat Goldfields Festival- come to the country to check it out!
Details at OBGF website.