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A thrilling multicultural ensemble of sound, costume and dance artistry.
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Live At The Village Music Festival - 27 August
Live at the Village and Blue Mountains Theatre present an all-day festival of music from some of Australia’s most evocative and contemporary artists in concert.
Catch world-class performances in fusion, jazz, world and folk music: a whole day of vibrant, stunning performances - live and local.
Festival Program
All performances will be held onsite at Blue Mountains Theatre + Community Hub, in either the main theatre (reserved seats) or in Studio 1 (general admission).
Theatre concerts
2pm - The Morrisons (60mins)
4pm - Mara! Big Band 'Zashto?' (60mins)
6pm - Zela Margossian Quartet (60mins)
8.30pm - Sandy Evans Quintet 'Ahimsa: Meditations on Gandhi' (60mins)
Studio 1 concerts
1pm - Caravan Dance Company and Caravan Band (60mins)
3pm - Keyna Wilkins Duo (60mins)
5pm - Simon Barker and Bronwyn Kirkpatrick (60mins)
Tickets for each concert can be purchased individually, so you can choose to attend as many concerts as you wish.
If you are keen to attend 3 or more concerts, a discounted bundle ticket price is available - CLICK HERE.
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Sydney's much-loved bluegrass darlings tell Australian stories steeped in the sound of folk and old-time music.
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Pioneering Australian/British composer-musician Keyna Wilkins is joined by improvising jazz drummer Shane Carpini for this special concert.
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The Mara! Big Band presents a new work, setting poetry by Australian migrant and refugee poets to music, telling stories of displacement, hope, longing, despair and resignation, in search of a dream.
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Exotic, original works in ethno-jazz with Armenian influences to take audiences on a pleasurable, emotive journey.
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Renowned saxophonist Sandy Evans leads a fascinating musical response to Ghandi's writings on Ahimsa, fusing jazz, Hindustani and Carnatic chant with contemporary electronic sounds.
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Shakuhachi and percussion meet in this stunning collaboration between two of Australia’s most unique and accomplished contemporary musicians.
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