_____g.s presents 'Experimental music on this continent: a primer', a four-week night course on the history of experimental music from Australia by Josten Mybugh.

Join us across four consecutive Tuesday night classes led by Josten, to listen, learn about and discuss experimental music from this continent

"Experimental music from Australia has a documented history, but the paper trail is hard to follow. A cryptic Vimeo documentary, an article on a 90s website, and a festival program on Archive.org can probably one be threaded together by someone who has been to enough shows in enough cities to have a sense of the oral tradition to begin with. This is all to find a few beyond-marginal artists who are considered vital by a handful of people and ignored by everyone else.

I think that this handful of people are right: The Australian scene is bonkers good. I don’t really know why. But I do know about some important music, people, places and projects that shaped it. So in this primer, I will do my best to do some of that threading, by inviting us to listen to a lot of important music together, and chat about the context it comes from.

I aspire to help you understand or even love the music. But I also want to share an inspiring history of radicalism both in terms of sound’s organisation and the culture around it, that I feel can help us be more courageous listeners/artists/organisers."

– Josten Mybugh.

Dates:

Tuesday, June 16, 6:30-8:30pm

Tuesday, June 23, 6:30-8:30pm

Tuesday, June 30, 6:30-8:30pm

Tuesday, July 7, 6:30-8:30pm

Josten Myburgh is a composer and performer. They have worked with luminaries of experimental sound practice globally. They are co-director of Tone List and co-curator of the Audible Edge Festival of Exploratory Music.

Registration:
Flexible, pay-what-you-can-no-judgement Registration of $20 - $50 for all four classes and limited to 15 people.

If you register and can no longer attend the course. Please let us know via Instagram message (@_____.g.s) or email (info@underscore.gs) so we can get someone to take your spot.

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