ballarat victoria 22–30 august 2015
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ballarat victoria 22–30 august 2015
Nourishing the soul with nine days of acoustic music performance, collaboration, enjoyment and discovery in unusual and intimate venues throughout the regional Victorian city of Ballarat. FESTIVAL TICKET TICKETS Main Weekend (28–30 August) $120 Adult / $110 Concession DAY PASS www.hermaj.com (03) 5333 5888 Her Majesty’s Theatre 17 Lydiard St South, Ballarat Saturday 29 or Sunday 30 only $75 Adult / $65 Concession SINGLE PERFORMANCE (excluding Space is the Place) BALLARAT VICTORIA 22– 30 AUGUST 2015 Children under 12 are free when accompanied by an adult ticket holder. $25 – cash only at the door, pending availability CONCERTS TICKETED SEPARATELY August 22 – Space is the Place Festival Ticket Holders save 50% Camping available August 23 – Billy Tea to Burgers August 26 – Kutcha Edwards festivalofslowmusic.com facebook.com/festivalofslowmusic @festofslowmusic #FoSM This project has been assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body. Sat 22 Sun 23 Mon 24 Tue 25 Wed 26 Thu 27 Fri 28 Sat 29 Sun 30 MAIN FESTIVAL WEEKEND Morning Meditation Over 20 concerts including: 10–11am Michael Kieran Harvey FREE Wang Zheng-Ting/Su Li/ Chen Shuhua (China/Australia) Lunchtime Piano Billy Tea to Burgers Art Crawl – Starts at Mechanics’ Institute 4–7pm Ad Hoc Music Collective Known World Bookstore BOLT Ensemble 1–1:30pm Monique diMattina FREE Afro Lankan Drumming Open Rehearsals Opening Afrovival 6–8pm The Big Om Gamelan DanAnda – with Quiddity Commission FREE icketed T Separately 6:30–7:30pm FREE Space is the Place Ballarat Observatory Saturday 7:30pm – Sunday 8am Camping available Ticketed Separately Kutcha Edwards Art Gallery of Ballarat 7:30 –9:30pm icketed T Separately Sutton’s Pianola Party Suttons House of Music 8–10pm Satu Vanska Fine Blue Thread Squawkestra Peter Blizzard Memorial Concert – Kaoru Kakizakai (Japan) Including free events at Art Gallery of Ballarat, Robert Clark Conservatory and The Lost Ones. with Brian Ritchie & Jim Moginie 8–9pm FREE Michael Kieran Harvey All concerts at Ballaarat Mechanics’ Institute unless otherwise stated. Subject to change – check website for details. with Adam Simmons Creative Music Ensemble 9:30 –10:30pm Drums, drums, drums 10pm–late FREE The Big Om Minerva Space 6:30pm Fri 28 Aug FREE ENTRY FoSM MAIN WEEKEND AUGUST 28 – 30 Ballaarat Mechanics’ Institute and other venues The main weekend features over 20 concerts of world-class quality, with many of these performances unique to Ballarat. FoSM is not your average festival – it’s an experience. FR IDAY AUGUS T 28 SUNDAY AUGUST 30 Satu Vanska (ACO Underground) Brian Ritchie (Violent Femmes) Jim Moginie (Midnight Oil) Kaoru Kakizakai (Japan) with Shakuhachi Melbourne Michael Kieran Harvey with Adam Simmons Creative Music Ensemble Squawkestra Michael Kieran Harvey, Adam Simmons with Mystery Drummer SATURDAY AUGUST 29 Fine Blue Thread (Ria Soemardjo, Gamelan DanAnda Monica Brooks Wang Zheng-Ting Su Li Chen Shuhua (China/Australia) Monique diMattina Afrolankan Drumming System (featuring Ray Pereira) BOLT Ensemble Helen Mountfort and Sam Evans) Afrolankan Drumming System Gamelan DanAnda Wang Zheng-Ting Su Li Chen Shuhua (China/Australia) Ad Hoc Music Collective with Carolyn Connors FoSM Ensemble Finale Join in with our communal chant – no experience necessary. As part of this concert, there will also be the performance of the two recipients of the Quiddity Commission – for further details, refer over to Quiddity Composition Project. Piano Marathon The Lost Ones 24hrs from 12noon Sat to 12noon Sun 30 Aug FREE ENTRY An entire day and night of piano will be performed by a stellar lineup. Tony Gould, Michael Kieran Harvey, Monique diMattina, Luke Jaaniste, Monica Brooks, Amie Brûlée, Domenico de Clario and James Hullick. The audience is free to come and go throughout the performance. Music In The Gardens Robert Clark Conservatory 10am –12noon Sat 29 Aug FREE ENTRY A taster of Gamelan DanAnda, a Melbourne based community orchestra of Balinese traditional music, situated in the heart of Ballarat’s beautiful Botanical Gardens. Peter Blizzard Memorial Concert Art Gallery of Ballarat 10 –10:45am Sun 30 Aug FREE ENTRY Shakuhachi master, Kaoru Kakizakai (Japan) will present this special concert dedicated to the legacy of renowned sculptor, Peter Blizzard. Tasting Plate Art Gallery of Ballarat 1–2pm Sat 29 Aug FREE ENTRY A chance to sample a little of the Festival’s program in the elegance of the Art Gallery’s, James Oddie Gallery. Featuring Monica Brooks (Sydney) and a trio of Wang Zheng-Ting, Su Li and Shen Chuhua (China/Australia). Last Sunday of the Month Art Gallery of Ballarat 2:30 – 3:30pm Sun 30 Aug NTRY BY E DONATION TO ART GALLERY OF BALLARAT WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION This popular concert series will feature students from Ballarat High School, showcasing the next generation of performers. Space is the Place Ballarat Observatory 7:30pm Sat 22 Aug – dawn TICKETED SEPARATELY An all-night event of music and star-gazing at the Ballarat Observatory, including a tribute to iconic jazz artist and interstellar traveler, Sun Ra led by Adam Simmons. Book online for onsite camping, breakfast and telescope viewing. Artists include: Michael Kieran Harvey, Deborah Kayser, Amie Brûlée, Martin Martini, Hue Blanes, Diokno Pasilan, Leah Scholes, Miranda Hill, Jeremy Dullard, Sam Boon, Elissa Goodrich and Caerwen Martin and more – including our mystery drummer! Billy Tea to Burgers Ballaarat Mechanics’ Institute, MADE/Saltbush Cafe, Ballarat Hamburger Cart 4 –7pm Sun 23 Aug TICKETED SEPARATELY As part of Ballarat Arts Alive Artbus tours, Origami along with a few friends will celebrate their new CD about Australian identity with this unique travelling experience. A combination of music, street art, food and a bus trip, it will be a great opportunity for locals and visitors to explore Ballarat. Federation Handbells Quiddity Composition Project The Federation Handbells are uniquely crafted musical instruments commissioned by Creative Victoria to celebrate the Centenary of Federation in 2001. The Quiddity Commission Two commissions will be offered for Open and Youth categories, with the chosen ones to be performed as part of The Big Om concert on Fri 28 Aug. Head to festivalofslowmusic.com for further details. Morning Meditations Minerva Space, Ballaarat Mechanics’ Institute 10 – 11am daily FREE Start your day with an hour of inspirational music from some of the festival’s feature artists – no experience required. Open Rehearsals Minerva Space 6 – 8 pm daily Mon 24 – T hu 27 Aug FREE Be a fly-on-the-wall during the final preparations of some of the acts that will be performing on the final weekend. Lunchtime Piano Concerts Known World Book Shop 1–1:30pm daily Mon 24 – Fri 28 Aug FREE Daily concerts in the intimate back room of Ballarat’s favourite quality secondhand bookstore, surrounded by Amy Tsilemanis’ “Streets & Skies” exhibition as part of the Ballarat International Foto Biennale. Kutcha Edwards FoSM Piano Symposium Sutton’s Pianola Party Art Gallery of Ballarat 7:30pm – 9:30pm Wed 26 Aug Fri 27 – S un 31 Aug Suttons House of Music 8 – 10pm Thu 27 Aug TICKETED SEPARATELY Kutcha’s deep and rhythmic tones are that of a storyteller whose inspiring songs are full of passion and spirit that evoke a connection to an intimate and resilient song line. Presented by Art Gallery of Ballarat, funded by Creative Victoria as part of the 10th Anniversary of the Victorian Indigenous Art Awards. Eight astounding pianists will converge on Ballarat for four days of peer exchange and performance – Tony Gould, Michael Kieran Harvey, Monique diMattina, Luke Jaaniste, Monica Brooks, Amie Brûlée, Domenico de Clario and James Hullick. FREE Each pianist will “play” a pianola roll or two. Piano Marathon The Lost Ones Noon-to-noon Sat 29 Aug FREE 24 hours of tag-team piano, with mulled wine and an open fire!
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