19 – 29 October @ various venues around Perth ◆
Tura New Music ◆
11 DAYS OF SONIC ADVENTURE
As Tura New Music celebrates the company’s 30th year of operation, the Totally Huge New Music Festival (THNMF) surprises yet again with its freshness and vitality. Across an exciting landscape of new music practice, this kaleidoscope of expression via the medium of sound will take audiences on a unique and captivating journey – one that is expansive, ear opening and enriching.
The 13th THNMF features internationally acclaimed artists Anne LeBaron(USA), Kouhei Harada (Japan), Mitsuaki Matsumoto (Japan), Shohei Sasagaw (Japan) and Rick Snow (USA) alongside Australian new music leaders Speak Percussion (Melbourne), Ross Bolleter (Perth) DecibelNewMusic (Perth/Melb), Chris Tonkin (Perth), Lawrence English (Brisbane), Callum G’Froerer (Perth/Berlin) and Catherine Ashley – Harpist (Perth).
Internationally the Totally Huge New Music Festival has developed as a key new music event. This biennial Festival is a vital platform that brings the world to Western Australia to connect with our artists and vice versa. The exchange of sounds and ideas that result from the THNMF feed the innovation, development and profile of our contemporary artists.
Venues // Subiaco Arts Centre | Perth Cultural Centre | Perth Town Hall | Paper Mountain | Midland Railway Workshops | University of Western Australia | WA Academy of Performing Arts | PICA | State Library of WA | The Sewing Room | Secret Location…
For full program details and information, head to http://thnmf2017.tura.com.au/
More info: http://thnmf2017.tura.com.au
Email: info@tura.com.au
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