Global Echoes – Unique Sounds – April @ Studio 188

Reflectiv, AspirA music and Sunadham presents…

The April edition of Global Echoes – Unique Sounds features Daniel Philippe, Murali Ramakrishnan and Feridun Avar.

Have you ever wondered how a nyckelharpa resonates, or the enchanting melodies a crystal armonica can produce? How about immersing yourself in the rich tones of a saz, the soulful breath of a mey, or the tranquil flow of a bansuri?

Featured musicians include: 

Daniel Philippe – 

Daniel Philippe’s musical journey started at eight years old when his parents recognised his talent for piano and took him for lessons. His interest was immediately piqued and to this day has never waned. Daniel’s early interest in music has evolved into over thirty years of performing and teaching music. He has performed in a variety of styles ranging from jazz to classical to rock, in ensembles and as a soloist. Most recently he has branched out into intercultural collaborations of spiritual music as part of his Masters degree. As well as live performance, Daniel has played on many recordings in different styles, including releasing his own ambient jazz albums under the name Reflectiv.

Murali Ramakrishnan –

Murali Ramakrishnan stands as one of the senior artists in Australia’s Indian musical landscape, renowned for his mastery and versatility as an Indian classical flautist specialising in both Venu and Bansuri flutes. Murali’s flute renditions are characterised by their melodious intricacy, offering a harmonious blend of both Carnatic and Hindustani styles. His bansuri playing is celebrated for its meditative spirit, captivating audiences, and resonating deeply with the soul. A seasoned performer, Murali has graced stages not only across Australia but also on international platforms. His solo performances showcase the depth of his musical prowess, while his collaborations have added a sublime dimension to various classical dance forms, including Kuchipudi, Bharatanatyam, Kathak, and Mohiniattam.

Feridun Avar –

Feridun Avar is a renowned singer and musician of traditional and classical Turkish music, specializing in baglama (saz) but also accomplished on ney, joomboosh, oud, guitar and percussion. Feridun Avar was born in Mus a city of Eastern Turkey. He spent most of his childhood and early adulthood in Istanbul. Feridun is a leading Turkish vocalist, saz, guitar player and band leader. Feridun has many years experience in the music industry in Turkey and Australia. He immigrated to Australia in 1990. Feridun is currently collaborating with a number of musicians from such diverse musical backgrounds as English classical to traditional Tibetan and Australian Aboriginal. Feridun continues to bring his years of experience, skill and passion to the development of collaborating, mixing and joining harmonies.in Australia with musicians from around the world.

 

Join us for a three mesmerising events where music transcends boundaries, bringing together a spectacular fusion of cross-cultural collaborations and improvisations. This isn’t just a concert; it’s a musical journey that promises to broaden your horizons with the enchanting sounds of some of the world’s most unique instruments.

But that’s not all!  You’ll also have the exclusive opportunity to meet the incredible artists behind the magic, dive into the stories of their instruments and even see these rare gems up close.

Don’t let this chance slip away! Experience a multi-cultural tapestry of sounds that are as rare as they are beautiful. This might be your only opportunity to hear these extraordinary instruments live.

 

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This event will be hosted at Studio 188.  Studio 188 is Ipswich’s old Baptist Church turned social meeting space, right in the heart of Ipswich CBD. It features a bar offering beer, wine and pre-mix spirits as well as a small selection of snacks to purchase.