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Concert: Species – Rubiks Collective in Manchester

As part of their first European appearances, Rubiks Collective presents Species, an all Australian program showcasing the voices of young Australian composers.

Experience three innovative and thought-provoking premieres from rising Melbourne composers Samuel Smith, Jacob Abela and Samantha Wolf, the inaugural winner of Rubiks’ Pythia Prize. Species also features the Lewis Caroll-inspired work Lobster Tales and Turtle Soup by Sydney-based composer, Holly Harrison.

This is a FREE EVENT, however registration is recommended. Rubiks invites you to join the ensemble for a drink and a chat after the show.

PROGRAM:

Samuel Smith – Species*

Holly Harrison – Lobster Tales and Turtle Soup

Jacob Abela – Fixations*

Samantha Wolf – Want Not*
(Commissioned for the 2017 Pythia Prize)

*RUBIKS COMMISSION

Rubiks Collective
Flutes – Tamara Kohler
Cello – Gemma Tomlinson
Piano – Jacob Abela
Percussion – Kaylie Melville

Guest Clarinets – Natasha Fearnside
Guest Violin – Sonia Wilson

This tour is generously supported by the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body.