1 hour
(no interval, subject to change without notice)
Ba Da Boom, the Queensland Conservatorium’s resident percussion ensemble, invites you to a special evening celebrating the music of internationally renowned percussionist and composer Dr Michael Askill.
Performing alongside QCGU faculty Rebecca Lloyd-Jones, Vanessa Tomlinson, they will bring to life a curated selection of Askill’s seminal works, spanning three decades of percussion innovation.
Lemurian Dances (1990)
Finale from Graeme Murphy's Free Radicals (1996)
Loops and Grooves 1, 2, 3 and 4 (2020)
3 Places in Kathmandu (2009, revised 2020)
I. Swayambhu: Dawn Bhajan
II. Pashupati: The Burning Ghats
III. Durbar Square
FIRE (2000)
Composed for the Opening Ceremony of the Sydney Olympic Games
Ba Da Boom:
Christian Lanzafame
Bodie Alizzi
Jack Cupples
Jack Gilberston
Hunter Burgess
Sana Rane
Holly Tate
Thomas Quelhurst
Connor Dinneen
Selina Tingyue Zheng
Vanessa Tomlinson
Rebecca Lloyd-Jones
Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University (QCGU) is a leading centre for music education and performance, with a rich history spanning more than 65 years. Each year, over 250 performances are presented across its South Bank venues, showcasing students, staff, alumni and acclaimed guest artists.
Accessibility at Queensland Conservatorium – South Bank
Our South Bank venues are fully accessible for mobility, vision, deaf or hard-of-hearing patrons. For wheelchair access and assistance, contact Queensland Conservatorium Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm on (07) 3735 6241 or via email at concerts@griffith.edu.au
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