Where Water Meets ALBUM LAUNCH - Ashore, all to pieces - Moonah Arts Centre
Description
Where Water Meets launch their second album "Ashore, all to pieces" at Moonah Arts Centre joined by some of Australia's finest string players The Bowerbird Collective, Katie Yap, Georgia Shine and Isaac Gee.
Ashore, all to pieces is an immersive chamber-folk album about what carries us through longing, loss and regret.
Drawing on remote places as emotional landscapes, the music is anchored in Tasmanian stories, wilderness and place, unfolding from moments of intimate reflection into expansive, emotionally intense orchestral soundscapes. The album is inspired by the stories we carry, the poetry of Rumi, New Zealand playwright Violet Targuse, and John Cook's memoir The Last Lighthouse Keeper.
Thursday 10 September, Moonah Arts Centre
Bar and galleries open from 6pm, music starts 7:00pm
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Lineup
Where Water Meets
Yyan Ng (guitar, vocals), Emily Sheppard (violin, viola, vocals)
The Bowerbird Collective
Simone Slattery (violin) and Anthony Albrecht (cello)
Katie Yap
Viola
Georgia Shine
Cello
Isaac Gee
Double bass
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