Sat 14 Sep
Eishan Ensemble
Presented by Brisbane Festival and Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University
“Casts a spell all on its own…” – Sydney Morning Herald
Led by acclaimed Persian-Australian tar player and composer Hamed Sadeghi, the ARIA-nominated Eishan Ensemble draws on contemporary and classical music traditions from both East and West. Through this unique combination the ensemble creates groundbreaking orchestral performances.
Eishan’s repertoire consists predominantly of Sadeghi’s original compositions that feature diverse improvisatory idioms, including jazz.
Sadeghi’s psychedelic virtuosity is joined by the individual talents of Michael Avgenicos on saxophone, Adem Yilmaz on percussions, and Maximillian Alduca on double bass to create layered and sophisticated soundscapes.
Described as ‘Persian chamber jazz’ and ‘Middle Eastern jazz fusion', Eishan defies neat labels and is more than the sum of its parts.
Tar player, composer and band leader: Hamed Sadeghi
Saxophonist: Michael Avgenicos
Double bassist: Max Alduca,
Percussionist: Adem Yilmaz
Image by Romel Bahhi
Production Partners
Price
Tickets from $35 - $50
Times
7:00pm
Duration
60min
Attending as a group? Special discounts apply for group bookings. Call (07) 3840 7466 to secure your tickets.
Where
Conservatorium Theatre - Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University
140 Grey St, South Brisbane QLD 4101, Australia
Venue infoAccessibility
Wheelchair Accessible
Important Info
Age suitability:
Recommended for all ages
Warnings:
Lockout periods apply, latecomers will be held at doors and admitted at an appropriate time by venue staff.
Booking Methods
For alternative ways to book, or to discuss your accessibility requirements, call QTIX on 13 62 46 or email info@qtix.com.au.
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... a flawless combination, as evidenced by the fine compositions …
Songlines, UK
… casts a spell all on its own… astonishing power and convulsive impact …
Sydney Morning Herald, 4.5 stars
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Eishan Ensemble
From Womad, Auckland Arts Festival, Rome Jazz Festival to Sydney Opera House and Melbourne Recital Hall, Eishan Ensemble has performed at the most well known venues and festivals around the world since it was formed in 2016 in Sydney Australia.
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Conservatorium Theatre - Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University
140 Grey St, South Brisbane QLD 4101, Australia
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