Unbound Frequencies

Unbound Frequencies showcases new composer-performer works from the Melbourne Conservatorium of Music's Interactive Composition community. Exploring synthesis, audiovisual performance, spatial sound, and experimental music practices, the program traverses immersive sonic environments, live electronic performance, and investigations of frequency, resonance, and space.

Together, these works reveal diverse approaches to contemporary composition at the intersection of music, technology, and art.

This performance is presented as part of the Hanson Dyer Hall Concert Series. All concerts in this series can also be streamed live via our website.

PROGRAM

Featuring the world premieres of works by:

Tristan Courtney
Mads Davey
Vijay Thillaimuthu
Isha Ram Das
Cayn Borthwick
Anthony Lyons and Paul Fletcher

COMPOSER/PERFORMER CREDITS

Tristan Courtney – elektron digitone, analog rytm, real-time visuals
Mads Davey – synth, electronics
Vijay Thillaimuthu - modular synth, theremin, real-time visuals
Cayn Borthwick - saxophone, electronics, real-time visuals
Isha Ram Das – ems synthi 100
Anthony Lyons – buchla music easel, modular synth
Paul Fletcher - real-time visuals

Visual Image: Paul Fletcher.
Photo: Anthony Lyons, 2025.

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