Duck House Sessions - In the Round
Musicians and non-musicians all welcome - everyone sits in the circle
Duck house welcomes you for a classic folk circle jam - hosted by Monty Cash and Miranda Aitken...
"From being a child I have grown up singing in English folk clubs, whether it was at the local pub or in my grandmas cozy basement. A traditional English folk club set up is in the round, meaning everyone sits together in a circle and we go round, taking turns to share 1 or 2 songs and then we move on to the next person. There is no pressure to sing if it comes to your turn and you don't feel ready you can pass and wait for the next round, or not play at all and simply be there to listen. listeners always welcome! The effect of sharing music like this creates a sense of co-created craftmanship and synergy; its an ancient way of experiencing music. The evening will be playful, informal, attentive and intimate. There is no sign up required, simply come and sit and the night will unfold as its meant to." - Nina Suriya (Ninx) Co-Founder of Duckhouse Sessions
As per duck house tradition everything will be unplugged and will be amplified by means of a bespoke custom made "Piano-phone" its a one of a kind design made here in Margaret river and has been created by modifying and restoring an old piano. The sound vibrations from the musicians will be picked up by the piano strings of the Pianophone and the sympathetic resonance will then be what is heard, making for a really special experience for audience and musicians. People come to Duckhouse to be here to really experience and take in the moment, an ode to listening... real listening.
A portion of ticket sales go directly toward educating Dalit caste street children in Nepal, through an independent grass roots education initiative https://freedomthrougheducationnepal.com/ (RAWCS Project 82/2017-18) the remaining funds go direct to the musicians. There is also an ethically sourced Kathmandu market stall with genuine handmade incense, prayer flags, brass ornaments, jewelry and other handmade items - all proceeds from the sale of the market go directly towards educating the kids.
A side note: Duckhouse has made an intentional choice to not be present on social media. The intention for these events is to be present and attentive to the moment and we want to carry forward a culture of in person, grass roots connection in a world that is increasingly geared towards online content. We hope to see you in the flesh and encourage you to spread the word.
Parking at the old settlement and Ned Higgins lane.
Duck feeding at 4pm sharp
Tickets for good, not greed Humanitix dedicates 100% of profits from booking fees to charity

