How this collective will “give oxygen” to diverse creative voices
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE I’d like to preface this interview with a quote from its subject, opera singer and educator Daniel Szesiong Todd 鄭時雄: There is […]
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Forest Collective will present a diverse program inspired by travel and culture
BY CARISSA DYALL When Melbourne-based contemporary classical music collective Forest Collective announced its diverse 2021 program, I was very curious about — and a little […]
“Presenting works of our time in an accessible and unexpected way”
BY KIYA VAN DER LINDEN-KIAN New music is a broad category, and one that redefines itself every few years. The genre has come to […]
Songs they never play on the radio
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE Some describe Nico’s story as “tragic”, according to cabaret artist Danielle Asciak. But in the life of this composer can be […]
EVENTS // Nico – Songs They Never Play On The Radio
CONTENT COURTESY FOREST COLLECTIVE Thirty years since Nico’s death, Forest Collective debut a contemporary music cabaret concert for 2018 Melbourne Fringe Festival. Contemporary music […]
Live review // Forest Collective presents Berceuse
BY ANNI KALCO Berceuse Forest Collective Church of All Nations, Carlton, 6 July It’s a cold Melbourne night, and we are inside a […]
Jessica Fotinos will challenge your perception of the harp
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE We often consider the harp to be an instrument that’s a little rare, a little beautiful, a little mysterious. But could […]
EVENTS // Forest Collective and Addison
Forest Collective, in collaboration with queer artist Addison, present a reflection on technology and emotion. Sparking life and movement, or suffusing inertia, technology increasingly works […]
Carol goes to the Forest Collective
BY CAROL DIXON Forest Collective: Forest Relaunched Works by Stockhausen, Reimann (AU premiere), Lawson (world premiere), Lindberg, Ingham and Edgar, Boulez, Pollard, Yuasa, Scully […]
Live review: My Heart @ Melbourne Fringe Festival
BY LEWIS INGHAM My Heart: 2017 Melbourne Fringe Festival Works by Danaë Killian, Schoenberg, Howard Dillon, Christine McCombe, Amelia Barden, Colin McKellar, Gregers Brinch, and […]