SHOWS

OCTOBER 27
THE VANGUARD

Performing her latest album, Véronique Serret blends loops, delays, reverbs and vocals in a unique sound that remains driven by the violin.

Inspired by Australian landscapes and dedicated to living and learning from our natural world, Migrating Bird melds the gap between contemporary and classical.

JULY 27
PIER 2/3, SYDNEY

An Australian premiere by Thomas Adès, Missy Mazzoli’s haunting Dark with Excessive Bright and world premieres by Samuel Adams and Christopher Cerrone, this performance moves from beautiful simplicity to pandemonium beyond recognition.

JUNE 22—30
BROKEN HILL, ROBINVALE, BALRANAL & MILDURA

Didgeridoo virtuoso William Barton and powerhouse violinist Véronique Serret blend song-lines and storytelling in this compelling collaborative work. Inspired by the poetry of William’s mother, Aunty Delmae Barton, the message of Heartland is of peace and love carried by an eagle spirit.

MAY 31
THE GREAT CLUB, MARRICKVILLE

Join Veronique to launch her new album Migrating Bird. It’s the first to feature all her own compositions, music blends loops, delays, reverbs, and vocals into a personal and unique sound that remains driven by the violin.

MARCH 8
CHURCH STREET STUDIOS, CAMPERDOWN

Celebrating International Women’s Day, the Australian Guild of Screen Composers presents She Plays, a unique event celebrating female screen composers performing their own material to projected film images.

APRIL 12—20
SYDNEY, MELBOUNE, NEWCASTLE & PENRITH

Join Veronique Serret as soloist and guest director performing Max Richter’s The Four Seasons Recomposed and a world premiere by Jessie Montgomery.

APRIL 27
UKARIA CULTURAL CENTRE

Virginia Gay (vocals) with evocative soundscapes and accompaniments from Véronique Serret (violin).

CANBERRA INTERNATIONAL MUSIC FESTIVAL

MAY 1
CANBERRA

This groundbreaking work has won over critics and audiences alike, earning the 2014 Award for best Classical album.

CANBERRA INTERNATIONAL MUSIC FESTIVAL

MAY 3
PARKES

Witness these superlative Australian artists, true originals each in their own right, engage with one another inside the lofty space of the Australia’s High Court.

CANBERRA INTERNATIONAL MUSIC FESTIVAL

MAY 5
CANBERRA

Kaleena and Nardi join forces with the Dudok Quartet Amsterdam to perform the Gin’s tender songs like you’ve never heard them before – arranged by jazz legend Jonathan Zwartz. Three percussionists bring Holly Harrison’s new trio to life, while William Barton and Véronique Serret summon a final moment of magic.