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'Spellbinding' music crosses cultures and centuries


Music / “Four Winds Festival 2021”, Bermagui, April 2-4. Reviewed by ROB KENNEDY. 
AFTER a spellbinding couple of days at the 2021 Four Winds Festival, the final day, Sunday, April 4, hosted more musical and artistic treats.
To add to the delightful ambience, at the end of Saturday and Sunday’s afternoon performances, in the Windsong Pavilion, music aficionado Graham Abbott held conversations with festival artists and directors over drinks and food.
The Muffat Collective on strings with Hamed Sadeghi playing the Tar, an Iranian lute-like instrument, performed musical interactions between the sounds of the east and west. Responding to Muffat’s playing with improvisatory moments, Sadeghi and the players created an intimate world of unique sounds. With music by Francois Couperin, Bagio Marini and others, they brought a stillness to the festival that matched the nature we were in. ....

New South Wales , Australian Capital Territory , Hamed Sadeghi Stefan Cassomenos , Stefan Cassomenos , Rohan Dasika , Graham Abbott , Hamed Sadeghi , Nigel Westlake , Liisa Pallandi , Australian Chamber Orchestra Liisa Pallandi , Muffat Collective , Winds Festival , Windsong Pavilion , Francois Couperin , Bagio Marini , Veikko Valve , Timo Veikko Valve , David Rogers , Goldner Quartet , Sydney Symphony Orchestra Fellowship , Four Winds Festival , புதியது தெற்கு வேல்ஸ் , ஆஸ்திரேலிய மூலதனம் பிரதேசம் , கிரஹாம் அப்போட் , ஹ்யாம்ட் சாடெகி , நைகல் வெஸ்ட்லேக் ,

Together again in what feels like a family affair


Together again in what feels like a family affair
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Musicians may congregate in metropolises and vie for scant playing opportunities, but they also form communities that cohere like families – largely minus the sibling rivalry. The musicians and composers involved in the latest instalment of the Paul Cutlan String Project underscore this feeling of community, just as the music itself carries a strong sense of the leader’s humanity.
Living, the second album to combine Cutlan’s reeds, Brett Hirst’s bass and a string quartet, was recorded in March, a week before the pandemic eliminated such activities, and this was the music presented here. ....

Brett Hirst , James Eccles , Caroline Hopson , Liisa Pallandi , Oliver Miller , Gary Daley , Paul Cutlan String Project , Jenna Cave , Jann Rutherford , Eleventh Hour , John Coltrane , ப்ரெட் ஹர்ஸ்ட் , ஜேம்ஸ் எக்ல்ஸ் , கரோலின் ஹாப்சன் , ஆலிவர் மில்லர் , கேரி டேலி , ஜென்னா குகை , ஜான் ரதர்ஃபோர்ட் , பதினொன்றாவது மணி , ஜான் கோல்ட்ரேன் ,