Swimming Through A Universe Of Sound by Corrina Bonshek & Collaborators

A lie-down listening experience by Corrina Bonshek & Collaborators.

Float on waves of sound in this somatic, music experience crafted by award winning contemporary classical composer Corrina Bonshek (Song to the Earth Tower Divas, Song to the Ocean). This 60-minute experience takes place in a semi-dark, low sensory environment, and will awaken your ears, activate your visual imagination, and deeply relax your body. We provide a pillow, mat, personal “sound healing” speaker, personal grounding device from Better Earthing, and complimentary green tea.

When | Friday 21st March 6.00PM - 7.00PM
Saturday 22nd March 8.00AM - 9.00AM
Sunday 23rd March 5.00PM - 6.00PM (with special guest artist Henry Liang - Sunday Only)

Where | Broadbeach Community Space, 61 Sunshine Blvd., Mermaid Waters 4218. Within the Broadbeach Cultural Precinct opposite the library.

Cost | $55.00 + booking link

Limited capacity. Please arrive 15 minutes before the event begins.

More about Corrina Bonshek

With 20 years of composing across concert halls, and festivals to her name, composer and sound artist Corrina Bonshek (PhD Western Sydney University) creates listening experiences that provoke wonder at the beauty of nature, the cosmos and the human. Her music has been described as ‘gentle, reflective’ (Irish Times), ‘meditative and euphonious’ (Journal of Music), and ‘strongly connected to the natural world’ (Limelight). This performance precedes a 5-country, collaborative European tour of “Swimming through a Universe of Sound’ with Finish/Australia conductor Majella Clarke, Korvat Auki Ensemble, Music School of Lisbon, Luis Bittencourt and more. Corrina Bonshek & Collaborators is supported by the City of Gold Coast. This experience is sponsored by Better Earthing, the only Australian maker of indoor earthing products for health and wellbeing.

More about Sunday’s Special Guest Performer

Henry (Han Yi) Liang is an adventurous performer and composer based in Sydney, known for his specialisation on the Japanese shō – a free-reed wind instrument consisting of seventeen bamboo pipes. He has studied with world-renowned shō masters Mayumi Miyata-sensei and Remi Miura-sensei in Japan, and has performed in Japan, Germany, China, Vietnam, India, France, and the USA alongside musicians he admires greatly such as Yo-Yo Ma. Henry has received support to share his music nationally and internationally through ABC Classic’s Composer Commissioning Fund (2022), the Country Arts Support Program (2023), and Creative Australia’s International Music Export Fund grant (2024).

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