UNLOCKED – A concert celebration in music
The MC Showroom
Level 1, 48 Clifton Street
Prahran VIC 3181
Sunday 8th May 2022 at 4 pm
Tickets $40 Adults / $25 students, conc. & under 16 / Children under 12 free
Bookings: www.trybooking.com
Due to popular demand (and personal enjoyment!) Deborah Kayser, Andrea Keeble, Nils Hobiger and Anthony Schulz come together to share the music that has inspired them through the past 2 years of lockdowns and continue to influence their creative expression. Performing duets, trios and quartets of arrangements by classical composers Ravel, Britten, Gliere, and Achron as well as Irish folk songs and original music, the concert is truly a celebration of live music in all its diversity.
Deborah Kayser, soprano
Andrea Keeble, violin
Nils Hobiger, cello
Anthony Schulz, piano accordion
Soprano Deborah Kayser performs in areas as diverse as ancient Byzantine chant, French and German Baroque song and classical contemporary music working with Chamber Made, Elision Ensemble and Liza Lim. She was recently granted a luminary award in the Art Music Awards 2021 for her 30 years contribution to Australian new music.
Andrea Keeble is known for her diversity of work as violinist, composer, educator and director of Ad Hoc Collective that includes The David Chesworth Ensemble, The Black Arm Band, My Friend the Chocolate Cake, contemporary classical Silo String Quartet, Aria Award nominated contemporary folk Cosmo Cosmolino and regular guest violinist with MSO.
Queensland cellist Nils Hobiger is a recent Honours graduate on scholarship and has completed the Professional Performance Program at the Australian National Academy of Music. Now based in Melbourne, Nils currently enjoys being a freelance cellist, appearing as a regular guest with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra and Orchestra Victoria.
Anthony Schulz, is an ARIA award winning accordionist. He has performed with ECM Records icon Barre Phillips; the noted jazz vibraphonist Dave Samuels, renowned guitarist Doug DeVries and the MSO. He is currently with Zulya and the Children of the Underground, and a trio with Eugene Ball and Ben Hanlon.
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UNLOCKED
A concert celebration in music after lockdown
Deborah Kayser, soprano (Chamber Made Opera, Elision Ensemble),
Andrea Keeble, violin (Ad Hoc Collective, Cosmo Cosmolino),
Anthony Schulz, Piano Accordion (Zulya and the Children of the Underground, Ball/Hanlon/Schulz) and
Nils Hobiger (Ad Hoc Collective, MSO guest)
The Church of All Nations
180 Palmerston St, Carlton
Sunday 5th Dec at 4 pm
Tickets $30 Adults / $20 students, conc. & under 16 / Children under 12 free
Bookings: https://www.trybooking.com/BVKWA
Four Melbourne musicians come together to share the music that has inspired them through the past 2 years of lockdowns. Performing arrangements by classical composers J.S.Bach, Ravel, Britten and Achron as well as Irish folk songs and original music the concert is truly a celebration of live music in all its diversity in the glorious acoustics of the Church of All Nations.
Ad Hoc Collective Concert with Folia and Sun Most South
Sunday 1st
December 2019
at 2.00 pm
The Church of All Nations
180 Palmerston Street, Carlton,
Featuring
Ad Hoc Collective (string 4tet), Andrea Keeble (violin), Anthony Schulz (piano accordion), Nic Tsiavos (double bass), Ronny Ferella (drums) and Dan Witton (voice).
Presenting
Reimagined classical repertoire with improvised and original music into a transcendent concert experience.
Folia | Nic Tsiavos (double bass) and Anthony Schulz (piano accordion) create an improvised, transcendent experience.
Sun Most South | Andrea Keeble (violin) and Anthony Schulz (piano accordion) reimagine classical repertoire by De Falla, Prokofiev and Stravinsky, with original compositions.
Ad Hoc Collective | String 4tet with Andrea Keeble and Kylie Morrigan (violins), Ceridwen Davies (viola), and Nils Hobiger (cello), Ronny Ferella (drums) and Dan Witton (voice) perform myriad genres of music by Andrea Keeble, and Kylie Morrigan.
Sun Most South – Workshop
Tuesday 24th
September 2019
at 12.30 pm
Melbourne Polytechnic
Yarra Edge Music Centre (Theatre)
room G101 at Melbourne Polytechnic,
Yarra Bend Road, Fairfield VIC 3078.
Free!
Andrea Keeble, violin, and Anthony Schulz, piano accordion, present a unique opportunity for students and music lovers to observe the intricate and intimate workings behind their new collaboration “Sun Most South”. Andrea and Anthony will perform and discuss their process of adaptation, arrangement and composition for violin and piano accordion armed with their respective wealth of experience that includes Cosmo Cosmolino and Zulya and the Children of the Underground as well as their backgrounds in Classical and Jazz music. The workshop will explore their process that led to the reconceptualisation of Manuel DeFalla’s El Amor Brujo’; Love the Magician, a passionate expose’ of love conquering evil and Prokofiev’s Violin Sonata alongside Stravinsky, Dilermando Ries and their own original works.
Sun Most South – House Concert #6
Friday 20th September 2019 at 6.45 pm
Christ Church Brunswick
8 Glenlyon Road, Brunswick
Pay by Donation (for the musicians)
suggested amount $20/15
“Sun Most South” is born of the fertile creativity of Andrea Keeble (violin) and Anthony Schulz (piano accordion). Reimagining classical repertoire by De Falla, Prokofiev and Stravinsky, they weave improvisations and original compositions into an intimate duet collaboration.
In an artistic vein so often traversed, through which opposites attract, “Sun Most South” explore the exquisite tension that exists in-between; where musical worlds collide and ignite. What Andrea Keeble (violin) and Anthony Schulz (piano accordion) bring to Manuel DeFalla’s El Amor Brujo’; Love the Magician, a passionate expose’ of love conquering evil, and Prokofiev’s Violin Sonata, to Stravinsky, Dilermando Ries and their own works is the nexus between the ancient and new. “Sun Most South” is born of the fertile creative entities Cosmo Cosmolino, Zulya and the Children of the Underground and much more.
Keeble/Schulz – Lunchtime Workshop
Tuesday 16th April 2019 at 12.30 pm | Melbourne Polytechnic
Yarra Edge Music Centre (Theatre) – room G101 at Melbourne Polytechnic,
Yarra Bend Road, Fairfield VIC 3078.
Free!
Andrea Keeble, violin, and Anthony Schulz, piano accordion, present a unique opportunity for students and musical lovers to observe the intricate and intimate workings behind their new collaboration. Andrea and Anthony will perform and discuss the process behind adapting, arranging and composing for violin and piano accordion armed with their respective wealth of experience from Cosmo Cosmolino and Zulya and the Children from the Underground as well as their backgrounds in Classical and Jazz music. Exploring their love of composers with influences from Eastern Europe including Prokofiev, Stravinsky, Scriabin and Bartok, Andrea and Anthony also include personal favourites well as their own original compositions and improvisations.
Keeble/Morrigan/Schulz/Sherriff
MUSICA Concert Series will be presenting another wonderful evening of new and improvised music on..
Monday 25th March 7.30 pm @ Carlton Courthouse
349 Drummond St, Carlton | Tickets at the door $15/10
Adam King (percussion) first set at 7.30 pm
followed by..
Keeble/Morrigan/Schulz/Sherriff at 8.15 pm
The second set of the evening will be featuring a series of new arrangements and compositions of duets, a trio and an improvised quartet by all performers.
Including ..
As a new collaboration, Andrea Keeble (violin) and Anthony Schulz (piano accordion) will be performing their arrangements of works by Prokofiev and Stravinsky plus their own original duets;
Adrian Sherriff will perform a new duet by Andrea for Violin + Shakuhachi, and in term, perform a new duet by Adrian for Violin + Shakuhachi;
Kylie Morrigan will join Andrea to improvise as violin dualists, and then include a new work by Kylie for 2 Violins + Trombone;
And to conclude, we will all improvise together, Violin (prepared), Violin (5 string), Shakuhachi (and Trombone?!) and Piano Accordion.
I’d like to thank MUSICA (Adrian Sherriff and Annabel Warmington) for their wholehearted support of new and improvised music over the past 18 years and am privileged to be included in their final concert series (concluding in June).
Hope to see you there!
Ad Hoc Collective performs GOTHIC by Andrée Greenwell
This acclaimed journey of musical gothicism will be presented at Riverside Parramatta Friday Nov 9 and at the Melbourne Arts Centre, Sunday Nov 25.
Gothic is a concert of European, Australian and American gothic song, from medieval to contemporary times. Blending contemporary classical, folk and post-punk music styles, inventive covers of The Cure’s ‘A Forest’, Schubert’s ‘Erlkonig’, Kate Bush’s ‘Wuthering Heights’, Michael Jackson’s ‘Thriller’ list alongside new songs composed by Andrée to lyrics by Hilary Bell, Alison Croggon, Maryanne Lynch, Hugo Race and Felicity Plunkett.
Performed by singer Jessica O’Donohue (Rape of Lucretia, Dark MOFO), David Trumpmanis on guitar, and Melbourne-based string quartet Ad Hoc Collective (Andrea Keeble, Kylie Morrigan, Josh Stilwell and Noella Yan).
Visual projection artist – Michaela French
Screen design – Neil Simpson
Sound design – Andrée Greenwell and David Trumpmanis
Bookings: Riverside, Parramatta, Friday November 9, 7:30pm
Bookings: Melbourne Arts Centre, Sunday November 25, 5pm
Auspiced by Auspicious Arts, made possible through the generous support of Create NSW.
See you there!
Greenwell’s GOTHIC on Spotify
Artist Website
Andrée Greenwell on Youtube
Andrée Greenwell on Bandcamp
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