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SUMMARY:Will Guthrie: Poly-rhythmic / Poly-metric
DESCRIPTION:Join renowned Australian drummer Will Guthrie for an in-depth workshop exploring polyrhythmic and polymetric techniques in contemporary percussion. Drawing on his collaborations with Mark Simmonds and Mark Fell\, as well as influences from Gamelan traditions and Carnatic rhythmic systems\, Guthrie will guide participants through complex rhythmic concepts in both theory and practice. This session is ideal for drummers\, electronic musicians\, and rhythmically curious artists interested in pushing time beyond the grid. \nPlease bring: Your instrument. For drummers it’s recommended to just bring one smaller instrument rather than a full kit. A PA is available if required. Keep it simple 🙂 \nSchedule\n10:30am — space opens for participants to set up \n11am — workshop begins \n1pm — workshop ends \nAbout Will\nWill Guthrie is an Australian drummer / percussionist living in France. He plays solo using different combinations of drums\, percussion\, amplification and electronics\, and leads the contemporary hybrid percussion / gamelan group ENSEMBLE NIST-NAH. His music has been released on labels such as Black Truffle\, Editions Mego\, Erstwhile\, Clean Feed\, Gaffer Records\, Hasana Editions\, 23five\, iDEAL and his own label Antboy Music. \nGuthrie first made a name for himself within the Australian jazz scene\, establishing himself at a young age as a major presence by winning the Wangaratta National Jazz Awards for drums in 1997 and going on to perform with many of Australia’s most celebrated jazz musicians such as Mark Simmonds\, Julien Wilson and Ren Walters. In the new millennium\, his work took a long detour away from the drum kit through junk electronics\, extreme amplification and electro-acoustic techniques\, documented on a series of solo and collaborative recordings from these years. \nAlongside continuing his electro-acoustic work\, in the last decade\, Guthrie has returned to the drums with a vengeance\, developing a series of solo works marked by a radical single-mindedness\, from relentless rhythmic workouts to earth-quaking explorations of the bass frequencies of gongs and other metal percussion instruments. In the crowded world of free jazz/improv percussion\, Guthrie’s work is distinguished from the delicately pointillist approach of much European improvisation by its rhythmic sophistication\, unashamed virtuosity and undeniable physicality\, touching on aspects of world musics from Javanese gamelan to South Indian Carnatic music. \nAs a dedicated grassroots and DIY concert organiser\, while still a student in Melbourne Guthrie (alongside Ren Walters) established the weekly concert series ‘Improvised Tuesdays’\, now known as the Make It Up Club\, Australia’s longest running performance series for improvised and experimental music. On moving to Nantes\, Guthrie joined the collective CABLE#\, curating and organising regular concerts and an annual festival. \nGuthrie has released over 50 Albums\, as both soloist and in collaboration\, on labels such as his own Antboy Music\, and also Black Truffle\, Editions Mego\, Gaffer Records\, Ideal\, Ipacac and Clean Feed. He has performed at countless venues and festivals all over the world including Lieu Unique (Nantes)\, Cafe Oto (London)\, Berghain (Berlin)\, Super Deluxe (Tokyo)\, SPRING Performing Arts Festival (Utrecht)\, Meta House (Phnom Penh)\, MONA FONA (Hobart)\, Suoni Per Il Popolo (Montreal)\, Lampo (Chicago)\, Oct Loft Jazz Happening (Shenzhen) and the Geometry Of Now (Moscow). \nRegular collaborators past and present include Oren Ambarchi\, Container\, Sarah Hennies\, Mark Fell\, Roscoe Mitchell\, Ahmed Ag Kaedy\, James Rushford\, Ghassen Chiba\, Jean-Luc Guionnet\, Erell Latimier\, Chulki Hong\, Mark Simmonds\, Jérôme Noetinger\, Keith Rowe\, David Maranha\, Ava Mendoza\, the film maker Hangjun Lee and choreographer/dancer Mette Ingvartsen. \nAcknowledgments\nTone List operates on Whadjuk Noongar boodja: sovereign Country for eternity. We pay respects to Elders and custodians across time. We dream of a culture of sounding & listening which supports restorative justice and the Lore of the land. \nTone List’s operations for ’25/’26 are supported by the Western Australian state government through the Department of Cultural Industries\, Tourism & Sport (CITS). We pay fee guarantees to artists presenting in our program and recoup costs with ticket sales.
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SUMMARY:Outcome Unknown + New Hesperian: Brendon Foley\, Naoko Uemoto & Eduardo Cossio\, Mel Hall
DESCRIPTION:Outcome Unknown and The New Hesperian bring their low-key publications to Dead Merch Fair. Check out a stall of zines and tapes alongside curated live performances. Featuring:Brendon Foley – rough-hewn ambient guitarMel Hall – wayward folk songs Naoko Uemoto & Eduardo Cossio – slippery strands of alto sax & zithers11am-4pm\, Sunday 21 of DecemberFremantle Buffalo Club54 High St\, Walyalup WADEAD MERCH FAIRDead Merch Fair is an art market and open day at The Fremantle Buffalo Club. With screen printing workshops\, resident record labels\, curios\, exhibits\, DJ Sets and more. THE NEW HESPERIANThe New Hesperian is a print-only zine and publisher of Western Australian outsider art. OUTCOME UNKNOWNOutcome Unknown is a concert series for experimental music running since 2016\, recent events have included visual art exhibitions and artist talks.
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LOCATION:Buffalo Club\, 54 High St\, Fremantle\, WA\, 6160\, Australia
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