A musical conversation with nature.
Inspired by Australian landscapes and dedicated to living and learning from our natural world, Migrating Bird bridges the gap between contemporary and classical.
Renowned violinist Véronique Serret — one of Australia’s most celebrated musicians — uses her voice for the first time on her ARIA-nominated album, singing songs as offerings to the natural world. Special guest William Barton joins this intimate experience, bringing the haunting sounds of the yidaki/didgeridoo.
Migrating Bird was conceived during the pandemic years, where Véronique spent months on a property in Brookfield, Queensland and listening in Mount Coot-tha Forest. This became her refuge in the absence of society, and Mother Nature became her teacher.
Now this intimate and personal musical experience is brought to the stage with music that has been compared to the early work of Laurie Anderson and visuals by Samuel James. Migrating Bird offers an afternoon of deep listening and an immersion in the natural world.
Take a walk with Véronique and her band, close your eyes and listen deeply.
Dates & Times
14 Sep
Duration: 60 minutes
Venue
Prices & Ticket Info
Adult - $35
Concession - $25
Mobtix - $25
Accessibility
- 50% Visual Content
- Assistive Listening
- Wheelchair Access
Credits
Violins, Vocals, and Electronics: Véronique Serret
Bass: Sam Pankhurst
Drums and Percussion: Richard Daniell
Didgeridoo (yidaki), Guitar and Vocals: William Barton
Special Guest: Aunty Delmae Barton
Image by Toby Burrows