19 June @ Subiaco Arts Centre ·
Presented by TURA ·

Intercurrent returns with Sensory Horizons, an eclectic program stretching ears to the far ends of sound and emotion. Piano, percussion and clarinet virtuosity sit at the centre in a program of exciting new and existing works. From Georgian Hymns to birds in flight, Intercurrent will explore new sonic horizons.

INTERCURRENT

Percussion, clarinet, electronics and piano with special guests.

Lachlan Skipworth
Louise Devenish
Ashley Smith
Emily Green-Armytage

Special Guests
Akiko Miyazawa (violin)
Jon Tooby (cello)
Andrew Freeman (flute)

PROGRAM
American composer John Supko layers samples of experimental poetry over long melodic lines to create his immersive and poignant This Window Makes Me Feel. Kate Moore’s Spin Bird stretches the soloist’s mastery of technique, pushing closer to the exhilaration of flight. Julian Day’s much anticipated and new work Low Horizons layers the ensemble against a warped electronic version of itself to powerful effect. Evan Zyporyn’s Tsmindao Ghmerto reimagines an ancient Georgian Hymn for vocalising bass clarinettist to colourful and arresting effect, while Witold Lutoslawski’s Subito is a brief burst of fiery virtuosity and stark emotional contrasts. Finally, the ensemble expands to a sextet formation for the premiere of two new works of Intercurrent’s own Lachlan Skipworth.

John Supko This Window Makes Me Feel
Kate Moore Spin Bird
Julian Day Low Horizons world premiere

interval

Lachlan Skipworth New Work 1 world premiere
Witold Lutoslawski Subito
Evan Zyporyn Tsmindao Ghmerto
Lachlan Skipworth New Work 2 world premiere

More info: www.tura.com.au/tura-program/sensory-horizons-intercurrent/
Email: info@tura.com.au