Flautist, improvisor, composer-performer and environmental sound artist Sabine Vogel joins us for a special class with UWA Wind students. Free event – no bookings required

Eduardo Cossio / Silvia Tarozzi & Deborah Walker (IT)

Solly Frank (Eora) & Rose KB More info: https://ae.tonelist.com.au/program/girly-hour

Nakal Nakal / Lara Dorling / Sabine Vogel (GER) More info: https://ae.tonelist.com.au/program/wade-wave

rescue dog / Silvia Tarozzi & Deborah Walker (IT) / Troth (TAS) / Tetuzi Akiyama (JPN) & Craig Pedersen More info: https://ae.tonelist.com.au/program/goolugatup-sounds

With Ben Aguero More info: https://ae.tonelist.com.au/program/pass-the-aux  

With Anuraag (Naarm), Vanessa Worm (Naarm), Yikes & Nafta, & Luci Young More info: https://ae.tonelist.com.au/program/ae-club

Tracing presence on land (GER/MX/AUS), a.hop (KR/AUS/ETC), After School Art Club Band, Isaac Beers More info: https://ae.tonelist.com.au/program/wires-and-holograms

Maile Bowen / Jameson Feakes / FCPE (Naarm) / Vanessa Worm (Naarm) More info: https://ae.tonelist.com.au/program/the-last-plunk

A Book of Hours is a revelatory screen-dance presentation that features stop-motion film, together with on-stage and filmed choreography. The live classical contemporary soundtrack is performed by the Melbourne-based Rubiks Collective, Australia’s most dynamic and vibrant new music ensemble. The stop-motion video works are created by visual artist Sal Cooper and choreographer Gerard Van Dyck. Inspired by the mysteries of time and different ideas of how we spend our days, A Book of Hours combines stop-motion filmed humans and animation on screen, choreographed musicians and wind-up toys on stage representing the embodied vulnerability of the human form. Taking the medieval Book […]

ROSS BOLLETER & EDUARDO COSSIO GLINT Join us at Wireless Hill Museum for the release of Glint, the new album of Ross Bolleter & Eduardo Cossio. Over the last year, the duo has been incorporating song-like structures into their work with the use of accordions, vocals, and digital synthesisers. This approach - albeit synchronistically - is present in Glint, a piece for two musicians improvising at the same time in different places. The new record is mixed and mastered by local composer Michael Terren. Special support from avant-pop songwriter Lyndon Blue and folktronica maverick Ben Buchanan. Wireless Hill Museum, Almondbury Rd, Ardross Saturday 3rd May 4pm - 6pm

Join the Composition and Sonic Arts students for a showcase of outstanding new works for acoustic and electronic instruments created by our composers and composer/performers. WAAPA is home to one of the largest Composition and Sonic Arts programs in Australia, providing exceptional training for composers and sound artists in concert and experimental music, electronica, popular, jazz, film and stage music. The concert features new works for chamber ensembles, the hearNOW Art Orchestra, film soundtracks, interactive music and video, and other collaborations.