Composition Showcase: did you ever hear me?

The Composition 6 cohort presents: did you ever hear me?. A showcase of new works exploring the inward and outward connections to people, music, and the stage. Come celebrate the premiere of six newly written and commissioned works in Hanson Dyer Hall as our composers - Darby Lee, Riley Hogan, Oliver Muller, and Max Kielly - present their final concert of the year.

Program

Darby Lee
Daredevil Cartwheel
for flute and piano

Riley Hogan
drones overheard but you smile
for choir

Oliver Muller
Interlude
for soloist

Oliver Muller
When Music Sounds
for choir

Riley Hogan
Interlude
electroacoustic work

Max Kielly
I thought you should hear this
for two pianos

Credits

Max Kielly - Piano
Tom Franklin - Piano
Simone Maurer - Flute
Darby Lee - Piano

Content Warnings

Extended darkness/blackout

High-pitched sounds

Venue Information

This event takes place in Hanson Dyer Hall, located on the third floor of The Ian Potter Southbank Centre which is accessible via the stairs or lift. Please enter via the main entrance at 43 Sturt St, Southbank VIC 3006.

Image: Two Crows Photography

• Please arrive at the venue at least 15 minutes before the scheduled start time to secure your seat. Due to high demand, if you have not arrived by the start of the event, your ticket may be released to any waiting patrons at the door. 

• Please stay home if you feel unwell, even with mild symptoms. Face masks are welcome in all settings for community and personal safety.    

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PARKING 

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ACCESSIBILITY 

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