More dates

Elysian Blues

Share
Footscray Baptist Church
footscray, australia
Add to calendar

Sat, 3 May, 6:30pm - 7:45pm AEST

Event description

Elysian Blues is a thrilling fusion of guzheng and jazz piano, performed by QiQi and Darby Lee. This high-energy, genre-blending show brings together the delicate beauty of traditional Chinese music with the spontaneity and groove of jazz, creating a unique and immersive live performance.

At the heart of Elysian Blues is the playful chemistry between the two artists. QiQi, a dynamic guzheng artist and composer, is known for pushing the boundaries of the instrument, blending its ethereal tones with contemporary influences. Darby Lee, a talented jazz pianist and composer, brings a rich, rhythmic energy to the collaboration, drawing on deep roots in jazz, blues, and improvisation. Together, they create a sound that is both unexpected and exhilarating.

QiQi’s guzheng shimmers with intricate melodies and percussive rhythms, while Darby’s jazz piano weaves in unexpected harmonies and driving beats. Each piece unfolds organically, blending improvisation, storytelling, and sheer musical joy. No two performances are ever the same, as the duo embraces the moment, responding to each other and the audience in real time.

The performance takes place in the intimate setting of Footscray Baptist Church, where the warmth of the space amplifies the depth and emotion of the music. The show is lively, expressive, and deeply engaging, inviting audiences into a world where ancient traditions and contemporary sounds collide in exciting and unpredictable ways.

Whether you're a jazz lover, world music enthusiast, or just looking for something fresh and exciting, Elysian Blues is a joyful celebration of music, rhythm, and connection. The show is designed to be accessible and welcoming, offering a unique chance to experience two skilled musicians at play.

Powered by

Tickets for good, not greed Humanitix dedicates 100% of profits from booking fees to charity

Footscray Baptist Church
footscray, australia