Monolithica - Federation Square 12-24 Nov 2012


MONOLITHICA is up and running at Federation Square (from 12-24 November). Amplified Elephants, Noise Scavengers, Arcko, Adam Simmons/Noriko Tadano, BOLT Ensemble and myself have upcoming shows - and we had some great input from talented musicians and sound people last Monday - lovely work by many people in a four hour collective work.

Performances Outdoors in the Square are designed for passing traffic and audiences who are keen to check it out. Performances in BMW Edge are a sit down affair. We would love to see you there - most of the events are free too...

Fed Square - Main Square
Wed 14th Nov, 4-8pm - Mono - a 4hr minimalist, ambient synth drone piece with the Amplified Elephants.
Thur 15th Nov, 7pm - Extinction - Based on birdcall this piece is about the absence of birds in the city and urban landscape. BOLT sting quartet
Sat 17th Nov, 2pm - Monuments - Chamber orchestra, found sound, field recordings and sculptural machines. Featuring the Amplified Elephants, Noise Scavengers and the BOLT ensemble.

BMW Edge
Fri 16th Nov, 8-10pm - Erasing, The People Syndrome + - This BOLT quartet will be playing the music that was featured at the Extremities Japan Festival and Tour in September
Sat 17th Nov, 7:30pm - Adam Simmons and Noriko Tadano duo $15/$10 concession
Fri 23rd Nov, 8pm - Shimmersong - Featuring the Amplified Elephants and the BOLT Chamber Orchestra. There will be a panel discussion after this show as well.
Sat 24th Nov, 8-10pm - Pulling Strings - Arcko String Orchestra will perform works by Sutherland, Meale, Birthwhistle, Hullick. $15/$10 concession.
 
(forwarded from James Hullick)

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Anonymous said…
Just a quick note to say that tonight's performance of Extinction at Fed Square in the upper square is cancelled due to rain.

Everything else should be full steam ahead - and we had a great 4 hr drone session with the Amplified Elephants and the population of Fed Square last night.

Best of the best and apologies for the inconvenience.

James Hullick