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Triptych: Community Halls Reawakened

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Friday 27 November
7pm – 9pm
Nairne Soldier's Memorial Hall, Main Road

Nairne 5252

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$15 – $20

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An evening of music, textiles and silent cinema Triptych: Community Halls Reawakened is a touring performance project bringing together experimental music, textile art and silent cinema in a celebration of creativity, community and place. Presented by South Australian composer and sound artist Jesse Budel and Queensland-based artist and maker Joseph Burgess, Triptych reimagines historic community halls as vibrant spaces for contemporary artistic expression. Across three distinct yet interconnected performances, audiences are invited to experience the meeting of sound, image and material, exploring the relationships between artistic traditions, cultural memory and the places that bring us together. sanctuary × mill — Jesse Budel Celebrating the release of sanctuary × mill on internationally acclaimed experimental music label Room40, Jesse Budel presents an immersive musical performance exploring the resonances of abandoned and repurposed pianos. Drawing on recordings from the Murray Bridge Piano Sanctuary in South Australia and The Piano Mill in Queensland, the work brings together the sounds of weathered instruments, environmental soundscapes and experimental composition. Through an evocative interplay of musical textures and acoustic environments, Sanctuary × Mill reflects on transformation, impermanence and the enduring musical lives of instruments beyond their conventional use. The Triptych tour marks the national launch of the album, bringing this distinctive sonic world to audiences in community halls across eastern Australia. sonotextility — Joseph Burgess Queensland-based artist and maker Joseph Burgess presents sonotextility, an innovative performance exploring the intersections of sound, textiles and traditional craft. Bringing together the tactile processes of textile-making with live musical expression, sonotextility transforms the act of making into a performance in its own right. As materials are worked, manipulated and woven, the sounds and rhythms of

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