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From the Sublime to the Ridiculous |
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Sunday, 25 September 2011 11:58 |
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We are very excited to announce that FINALLY, the programme, From the Sublime to the Ridiculous, has been rescheduled. Please join us on Sunday October 23 at 4pm, in the Hall at Holy Trinity Fortitude Valley: a favourite Ikon Music sound space! Tickets $20/12 - available at the door, on the day. The programme will include works by Nyman, Tavener, Robert Davidson and of course, our beloved Messiaen! Many of you will recall that several years ago, we conquered Book 1 of Messiaen's Poemes pour Mi. In this recital we will present Book 2 of the Poemes, and we are more than excited about it. There will also be some rather silly treats to offset the 'serious' bits. The concept of Sublime to the Ridiculous, is simply, that everyone will have a different opinion as to what is sublime and ridiculous....even between Therese and I it's never unanimous. Looking forward to hearing which pieces you'd classify into either of those genres! |
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Topology and Australian Voices, April 5 |
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Saturday, 08 January 2011 16:07 |
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Diary date: Therese performs with Topology and Australian Voices in the Powerhouse Theatre, April 5. More details to come, will be a great show. |
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Tops tour to Singapore May |
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Saturday, 08 January 2011 16:05 |
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Therese performs with Topology and Loops at the Singapore Arts Festival, May 20-22. Yeah! |
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Australian Piano Pedagogy Conference |
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Saturday, 08 January 2011 15:55 |
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Therese is an Invited Speaker, presenting on the Taubman Approach, at the Australasian Piano Pedagogy Conference, held in Wagga Wagga, July 2011. |
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Ikon Music at USQ, June 15 |
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Saturday, 08 January 2011 15:51 |
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Emma and Therese can't wait to perform together again, and are looking forward to returning to the beautiful acoustic at USQ, and the amazing Steinway beast that awaits! "From the sublime to the ridiculous" is the concert's theme. Music will include Emma shining in "Les Filles de Cadiz", Robert Davidson's Brisbane Songs, Messiaen Poems Book 2, Nyman, a new commission by emerging Australian composer Peter Clark, and a special arrangement of Wuthering Heights by the one and only Bernard Hoey. |
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