Tuesday, October 20, 2009
The Saruzu Quartet with Kacey Patrick
BEMAC are proud co-presenters of The Saruzu Quartet with Kacey Patrick at Brisbane Powerhouse.
Monday, October 12, 2009
Excellent Event
BEMAC is proud to support this excellent event in the heart of the south side. Please come along and enjoy a slice of life in this vibrant and culturally diverse community!
Bring the family!
Bring the family!
Tuesday, October 6, 2009
BEMAC presents Karalbo - One for All
You are cordially invited to the premiere of "Karalbo". Karalbo is the culmination of year two of BEMAC's One 4 All project, funded by the Australia Council for the Arts, art in a multicultural Australia initiative. An original musical theatre piece which has been collaboratively created by young people from Sudanese, Samoan, Papua New Guinean, Indigenous and Australian backgrounds; Karalbo will take you on a journey, trekking across Sudan, singing in the Pacific and chewing bubble-gum in Australia. These young people have come to together to create both a show and friendships that will last a life-time....Karalbo, all together!
‘Karalbo’, an Aboriginal word meaning ‘togetherness’ is a fitting name for this project exploring the journeys of young Queenslanders from diverse backgrounds.
These young people have collaborated with professional artists such as Brisbane musician Roz Pappalardo, and each other, to tell their stories through music and drama. The performance will trace journeys from around the world, meeting in the city of Brisbane and looking to the future.
BEMAC's One 4 All project funded by the Australia Council's Arts in a Multicultural Australia Initiative.
Get your tickets at the door or on Brisbane Powerhouse site - http://www.brisbanepowerhouse.org/events/view/one_4_all_karalbo
‘Karalbo’, an Aboriginal word meaning ‘togetherness’ is a fitting name for this project exploring the journeys of young Queenslanders from diverse backgrounds.
These young people have collaborated with professional artists such as Brisbane musician Roz Pappalardo, and each other, to tell their stories through music and drama. The performance will trace journeys from around the world, meeting in the city of Brisbane and looking to the future.
BEMAC's One 4 All project funded by the Australia Council's Arts in a Multicultural Australia Initiative.
Get your tickets at the door or on Brisbane Powerhouse site - http://www.brisbanepowerhouse.org/events/view/one_4_all_karalbo
Friday, October 2, 2009
NEWS BULLETIN!!!
BEMAC IN ASSOCIATION WITH BRISBANE POWERHOUSE PRESENTS:
PLANET MUSIC SERIES – Zhiva Voda & the Russian Folkloric Ensemble
FREE MUSIC SERIES 5:00pm – 7:00pm
Saturday 3rd October
Be transported through time with 2 of Brisbane ’s finest Eastern European Groups. Renowned for their performance of Bulgarian traditional music and song, Zhiva Voda (‘Water of Life’) offers a unique and vibrant musical experience.
Inspired by the beauty of their home land’s traditions, Reni Pavlova-Bojilov and George Gaydov join with Australian born Ann Bermingham to c rea te soaring solos, spine- tingling harmonies and virtuosic instrumentals, underpinned by exciting rhythms, and universal stories of love, longing and everyday life.
The Russian Folkloric Ensemble Samotsvety was established in February 2000. Since then the ensemble has matured and now performs more than 70 Russian folkloric songs, Cossacks songs, Ukrainian, and Gipsy songs. Samotsvety means semi-precious jewels.
ENTRY: Free
TIME: 5–7pm
PARKING: Powerhouse parking is available
Brisbane Powerhouse, 119 Lamington St , New Farm
PLANET MUSIC SERIES – Zhiva Voda & the Russian Folkloric Ensemble
FREE MUSIC SERIES 5:00pm – 7:00pm
Saturday 3rd October
Be transported through time with 2 of Brisbane ’s finest Eastern European Groups. Renowned for their performance of Bulgarian traditional music and song, Zhiva Voda (‘Water of Life’) offers a unique and vibrant musical experience.
Inspired by the beauty of their home land’s traditions, Reni Pavlova-Bojilov and George Gaydov join with Australian born Ann Bermingham to c rea te soaring solos, spine- tingling harmonies and virtuosic instrumentals, underpinned by exciting rhythms, and universal stories of love, longing and everyday life.
The Russian Folkloric Ensemble Samotsvety was established in February 2000. Since then the ensemble has matured and now performs more than 70 Russian folkloric songs, Cossacks songs, Ukrainian, and Gipsy songs. Samotsvety means semi-precious jewels.
ENTRY: Free
TIME: 5–7pm
PARKING: Powerhouse parking is available
Brisbane Powerhouse, 119 Lamington St , New Farm
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