Ross Bolleter & Eduardo Cossio – “Glint” Listening Party

Join us for a Listening Session and an Artist Talk with Ross Bolleter & Eduardo Cossio at the State Library. The duo present their latest album GLINT and share the story of its making with musician-curator, Josten Myburgh.

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Saturday 20 September
State Library of WA, Southern Room (Level 4)
2pm – 4pm
Entry by donation

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Ross Bolleter & Eduardo Cossio are among the most prolific experimental musicians in Boorloo. Ross is a composer, poet, and Zen master described by The Wire as “a true original of Australian composition”. For more than four decades he has explored the unique and resonant sounds of Ruined Pianos.

Eduardo is a musician, visual artist, and the organiser of Outcome Unknown. He is known for an idiosyncratic approach to electro-acoustic music using de-tuned zithers, voice, and harmonicas.

The duo began working together in 2022. They have since released Dark Shine (2023), Such & Such (2024) – both on the French label Thödol Records – and Glint (2025). Their co-written article ‘Casting a Net for Synchronicities’ will be published by UnMagazine in September.

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Josten Myburgh is a composer, improviser, saxophonist and organiser of experimental music. They are co-director of not-for-profit organisation Tone List, and since 2017 has curated their Art Music Award-winning Audible Edge festival.

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Accessibility

The public lifts go to the 3rd Floor and from there the Great Southern Room is accessible via two flights of stairs. If you have trouble using stairs, please notify Library staff at the Welcome Desk and they will assist you to access the venue via the staff lifts.