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Sound installation, photographic palimpsest, artists' talks, sound walks Dr Ros Bandt, Melbourne, Australia – Konstantin Fischer, Hania, Greece – Anja Zuckmantel, Hania, Greece Sabbionara Gate | Minoos str. / Epimenidou str. - akti Miaouli Hania, Crete, Greece May 19th - 29th 2016  ΑΚΟΥΣΤΙΚΟ ΠΑΛΙΜΨΗΣΤΟ
τα τείχη, τα ντουβάρια και τα Χανιά Ros Bandt, Αυστραλία μουσικός / καλλιτέχνις ήχου Konstantin Fischer, Χανιά εικαστικός Anja Zuckmantel, Χανιά ιστορικός Internationally renowned Australian sound artist Ros Bandt collaborates with local artist and photographer, Konstantin Fischer, and historian Anja Zuckmantel: they invite the people of Hania to listen to their town with fresh ears. The installation “Listening through the Walls” in the Sabbionara Gate, combines sound recordings, sonic notations, photographs and historical information, all regarding the walls of the old city – the walls themselves and the spaces inbetween. Hania is a unique acoustic, social and architectural habitat built over thousands of years. The people of Hania will be able to sign up for acoustic walks and to contribute feedback of their favourite listening spots as part of the exhibition. There will be artists' talks held at the venue, and four groups of pupils and students from Hania will participate in workshops, the outcome of which will be made visible to the public as part of the developing sound installation. The double CD Tarhu Connections, featuring the soundtrack from the exhibition will be launched with a live performance at the opening.
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 Birdsong has inspired composers from medieval times to the present day. Led by internationally acclaimed sound artist and composer, Ros Bandt, this project brings together the sounds of local box ironbark birds together with European birdsongs from Couperin to Biber and from the troubadour Bornelh to Blavet.
Performed by Trio Avium, Birdsong will premiere at the 2015 Castlemaine State Festival with Ros Bandt (recorders, soundscapes), Vienna-based baroque violinist Cynthia O’Brien, and Ruth Wilkinson (recorders, viola da gamba). As a modern take on birdsong, this project includes the first recording of the well known and much played Flight, Ruth's Magpie Remix and Fratta, a new piece for Cynthia telling the story of how the baby kestrels abandoned in her house in Fratta were saved. Trio Avium plays on the finest baroque instruments including recorders from the nearby workshops of Fred Morgan and Jo-anne Saunders. Purchase Birdsong from the hearing places Catalogue. Friends of hearing places are invited to celebrate magpies to open the long weekend and every weekend in March. From 5.00pm this Friday! The opening of the Magpie exhibition will be held in the Frank Tate Gallery at the old Fryerstown School on Friday 6th March from 5pm-7pm. This will be an opportunity to meet the artists and preview the exhibition. Refreshments will be provided.    Birdsong has inspired composers from medieval times to the present day. Led by internationally acclaimed sound artist and composer, Ros Bandt, this project brings together the sounds of local box ironbark birds together with European birdsongs from Couperin to Biber and from the troubadour Bornelh to Blavet.
Performed by Trio Avium, Birdsong will premiere at the 2015 Castlemaine State Festival with Ros Bandt (recorders, soundscapes), Vienna-based baroque violinist Cynthia O’Brien, and Ruth Wilkinson (recorders, viola da gamba). As a modern take on birdsong, this project includes the first recording of the well known and much played Flight, Ruth's Magpie Remix and Fratta, a new piece for Cynthia telling the story of how the baby kestrels abandoned in her house in Fratta were saved. Trio Avium plays on the finest baroque instruments including recorders from the nearby workshops of Fred Morgan and Jo-anne Saunders. VENUEC: Castlemaine Market Building, 44 Mostyn Street DATES & TIMES: Sun 15, 6pm DURATION: 50 minutes no interval ADMISSION: $29 / $26 Further information and tickets available here Ear to the Earth - Diffuse Season II - Thursday 31 May 6.30pm
In collaboration with Ear to the Earth and the Electronic Music Foundation, New York join us for an evening of sonic exploration, presenting exquisite spatial recordings from around the globe, exploring acoustic ecology, soundscape, and our changing sonic environment, including the CD launch of Ros Bandt & Leah Barclay – blue gold. Programme Hollis Taylor: Pied Butcherbird Song (field recordings) Garth Paine: Presence in the Landscape Ros Bandt: Tragoudia (soundscape with Tarhu & Habiouli) Leah Barclay: Narmada Valley Sketch * Jon Drummond: New Work * Ros Bandt & Leah Barclay: Rivers Talk * (* premiere) Post Concert: Ros Bandt & Leah Barclay – Blue Gold/Rivers Talk CD Launch @ Bon Marche Studio 755 Harris Street, Ultimo University of Technology, Sydney UTS Broadway – Bon Marche Building CB03.01.05 Admission by donation at the door Enquiries: Jon.Drummond@uts.edu.au |
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