Charles Kingsford-Smith
Our next show at the Brisbane Powerhouse features a series of “voice portraits” of eminent Australians - people like Charles Kingsford-Smith, Germaine Greer, Howard Florey, Jessie Street, Fiona Stanley, Marcus Oliphant and many more. Finding Australian music by listening to how we speak.
Watch this space for excerpts coming soon.
Book tickets here
Two concerts Friday 24, Saturday 25 April.
Along with a bunch of new Noonan songs, and some favourites from her post-george corpus, plus some of our instrumentals, we’re doing the [...] Continue Reading…
This local Qld councillor has a lot of things to say about different things. After he’s had his say, we join in with some musical accompaniment. Courtesy of an [...] Continue Reading…
You can hear four of us answering questions at the Apple computer CreateWorld conference in Brisbane. Here it is.
Topology will be going into the rehearsal studio in coming weeks to compose a piece together. We’ll be working from scratch, collaborating as an ensemble to create an hour-long [...] Continue Reading…
Hannah is an amazing young singer-songwriter we worked with recently in a schools program at the Powerhouse. We had such fun. Here’s a home video of her [...] Continue Reading…
Brisbane Powerhouse, 119 Lamington St, New Farm Brisbane
Concert starts at 6pm - book online or by phoning (07) 3358 8600 (Powertix).
Music has amazing power to take us outside ourselves. [...] Continue Reading…
Sunday 5 October, 6pm - Visy Theatre, Brisbane Powerhouse
Book Online, or on +617 3358 8600 (more info on booking)
One of Australia’s best-respected composers, Gerard Brophy, brings his new work [...] Continue Reading…
Thanks for making our show a sold-out event - we had (unfortunately) to turn away a big bunch of people because there simply wasn’t room. We’re looking for [...] Continue Reading…
We are playing on Sunday 24 August with the amazing, athletic percussion duo Karak (members of the stunning TaikOz ensemble). Together we’ll play a big new piece of [...] Continue Reading…
