Lynda Allen, the Helpmann Academy's Marketing and PR Manager, has been kind enough to put together a press release for the upcoming Tyndall Assembly concert on the 28th of June.
Download the .doc file here
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Tyndall Assembly
experimental music series
Concert #1
9pm Thursday 28 June 2007
Gallery Delacatessen
9 Anster Street, City (off Waymouth Street)
Tickets $6 at the door
Experimental electronic music will be presented in the Tyndall Assembly concert series for 2007.
Existing underground since March 2006 the Tyndall Assembly now emerges for its second season of monthly sessions from June to September 2007.
The innovative series provides the opportunity for Adelaide artists and composers from diverse backgrounds to come together and perform experimental works in an intimate space.
Collaborating artists will reflect a broad aesthetic of the experimental arts including improvisation, installation, conventional concert situations and hybrid performance. Audiences will hear new works by local composers as well as important historical works by relevant composers.
Concert #1 of the 2007 Tyndall Assembly series presents:
Sanad – Live ambient soundtracks
Mychorriza – Audio/video noise theatre
Tristan Louth-Robins – Aucoustic explorations
The Tyndall Assembly concert series is curated by Tristan Louth-Robins an active sound engineer, creative consultant, sound artist, performer and writer, focused on experimental and new media art. Tristan is currently completing his Master of Music and lectures in Music Technology at the Elder Conservatorium of Music, University of Adelaide.
The Elder Conservatorium of Music is a Helpmann Academy partner school. The Tyndall Assembly series is supported by the Helpmann Academy. For further concert details go to: www.tyndallassembly.com
Media Contact
Lynda Allen, Marketing & PR Manager, Helpmann Academy
(08) 8463 5015 or 0403 759 729, lallen@tafe.sa.edu.au
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2 comments:
Hey, I didn't realise you were lecturing at the uni now - thats really cool. I thought you were just doing private tutoring. Congrats and sorry for my ignorance!
Erm, that is actually false. Not yet - hopefully next year. I think I might have been misquoted when I was doing publicity. I overlooked that when I proofed the release when I was up in NSW. Oh well...
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