Programme:
- Dal Niente: Helmut Lachenmann
- King of Denmark: Morton Feldman
-
Beauty boxes: Rosemary Joy
- Cheap Imitation: John Cage
- New work: Michael Smetanin [world premiere]
- Workers Union:
Louis Andriessen
- Movement of People Working: Phil Niblock
Exploring the extreme ends of the decibel
spectrum.
The whispered clarinet tones of Helmut Lachenmann’s Dal Niente (Out of
Nothing), Morton Feldman’s delicate King of Denmark, John Cage's Cheap Imitation and the Miniature Percussion
of Rosemary Joy each present a uniquely microscopic world of
sound.
In contrast, Louis Andriessen’s raucous Workers Union, a symphonic movement
for any group of loud sounding instruments, a world premiere from
Michael Smetanin, the composer who broke occupational health and safety standards
with his work Black Snow, and the overwhelming volume of Phil Niblock’s droning
instruments, promise to overload the senses.
Where and when:
7pm, Wednesday 10th December
Carriageworks, Bay 20 (245 Wilson Street,
Eveleigh, between Redfern and Macdonaldtown
stations)
Tickets: $35/$20
Bookings:
Call 1300 723 038 online www.ticketmaster.com.au. Booking Fees may apply.
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