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 22 December : Fractions of Illumination - launch
Fractions of Illumination: Cross-Cultural Music by Australian Women Composers. Original music by Ros Bandt, Brigid Burke, Dang Kim Hien, Anne Norman, Catherine Schieve
Date & time: 22 December 2009, 6-7:30 PM
Venue: Institute of Postcolonial Studies
78-80 Curzon Street North Melbourne
Free entry. Finger foods & drinks will be served
Special CD price at the launch: $20 (RRP $25)
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8th November : Music for Meditation
 Featuring a diverse range of incredible artists...
If you haven’t heard Jess Ipkendanz sing like an angel while playing the violin, you are in for a treat.
And there is the renowned percussionist David Jones, marimba and vibraphone duo Invention in Time, shakuhachi player Anne Norman, harpist Peter Roberts, soundscapists Ambient World with Garth Stone on didjeridu. The concert will also feature guided meditations by Carmen Warrington.
See the flyer. Promises to be a beautiful evening.
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23 October : Shakuhachi Australis concert
We Lose Things... by Anne Norman
Shakuhachi Australis concert featuring music by Anne Norman, Nick Tsaivos, Ros Bandt and John Rodgers was broadcast on New Music Up Late
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9th October : Jouissance
- Sunday 11 October : Sydney Opera House : Jouissance
presented by
Sydney Opera House Venue
The Studio
- September 12th : "Ring The Bells"
Two workshops for kids aged 8-12 at ArtPlay. Learn how to write music using a computer and hear it performed on the
Federation Bells installation in Birrarung Marr.
- September 19th : Curiosi-tea book reading
Chado Tea shop in Elizabeth st Hobart
- September 4th : "Curiosi-TEA and shakuhachi at Beleura House"
An afternoon tea like you've never experienced before Anne Norman will read poems and excerpts from her book Curiosi-tea ably hijacked by Camellia Cha.
An afternoon of hilarious spontanei-tea, ostensibly focused on tea...
well it starts in antiqui-tea, ends in infini-tea and has a great deal of
frivoli-tea and immorali-tea in between...
Readings and tea tastings will be interspersed by music performed on
shakuhachi with guest artists and tea friends. Including a tasting of teas
from China, Japan and Taiwan.
- August 22nd : Music of the Tea Lands
 From the subtle. ethereal qualities of the Japanese shakuhachi and the extraordinary birdlike
sounds of the Chinese flute, to the complex and beautiful Carnatic music of southern
India, an exquisite night of music from the lands of Sencha, Oolong and Chai. Shakuhachi player, Anne Norman launched her new book
Curiosi-Tea with a repertoire of Japanese music and
ceremony, with dancing from Susan Taylor and Philip Flavin
on the Shamisen; bewitching flute playing from Dong
Qiu Ming; and from India the Iyer Brothers played the veena
with mridangam player Sridar Chary.
- August 20th : Asia Week at Melbourne University
A recital by
Anne Norman (shakuhachi), Philip Flavin (shamisen) and Susan Taylor
(jiutamai dance)
- August 14th : TAIKO
Performances in Eltham with taiko performer Toshi Sakamoto on tour through NEXUS ARTS
- August 3rd - 13th : TAIKO
Performances in Perth schools with taiko performer Toshi Sakamoto on tour through NEXUS ARTS
- July 27th - 31st : TAIKO
Performances in Pilbarra schools with taiko performer Toshi Sakamoto on tour through NEXUS ARTS
- July 24th : Taal Naan CD Launch
Taal Naan (world percussion/improvisation project with Josh Hogan and
Steve Richter) launches its new CD 'RhythmBred' at Kulcha Fremantle,
joined by three very special guests - Australian rhythm legend Greg
Sheehan all the way form Byron Bay, Shakuhachi legend Anne Norman all the
way from Melbourne, and do-everything-percussive including tap-dancing
legend Marcus Perrozzi, all the way from Bullsbrook!
- July 21st - 24th : O-MUSUBI KORORIN
Performances in Perth Schools on tour through Nexus Arts
 July 5th : Music for the Soul
Please come along and hear the beautiful sounds of
cello, shakuhachi and voice
the amazing Mel Robinson on cello and vocals
Anne Norman on shakuhachi
in the ambient acoustics of the Northcote Uniting Church
- June 26th Concert and Curiosi-tea book reading
- April 27th : Melba Hall
Performance of the 2nd movement of Doug Gibson¹s work for shakuhachi and
string quartet
- May 25 - June 5 TAIKO Drums & Flutes of Japan
Performances in Brisbane schools with taiko performer Toshi Sakamoto on tour through NEXUS ARTS
- April 4th : "Ring The Bells"
Two workshops for kids aged 8-12 at ArtPlay. Learn how to write music using a computer and hear it performed on the
Federation Bells installation in Birrarung Marr.
- 28th March 2009 : 'A Day For Reflection' : Kinglake Bush fire event
Shakuhachi performed as a part of Buddhist Celebration of Liberation and Renewal: Commemoration of Lives Lost. Including Ceremonial Chanting, Prayer and blessings for the deceased, family and friends.
Hosted by Buddhist Council of Victoria and Bau Sen Buddha Ru Yi temple
- March 19th : Echoes From The Past
A lunch time recital of Japanese Chamber Music featuring Philip Flavin: jiuta shamisen with Guest Artists - Anne Norman: shakuhachi, and Susan Taylor: jiuta mai
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