Podcast appearances and mentions of liza lim

A lo largo de las temporadas de La Casa del Sonido dedicamos programas especiales a propuestas artísticas y de investigación inspiradas, impulsadas y desarrolladas por mujeres que llamamos Chamanas. Introducimos estos programas con la extraordinaria voz de Fátima Miranda en su creación CHAMA CHAMANA MANÁ que se convierte en nuestra particular sintonía para estos programas especiales. A lo largo de los últimos años nos han acompañado mujeres extraordinarias, Usue Ruiz Arana, Carmen García Sánchez, Susana Moreno, Karmele Herranz, Elia Torrecilla, Susana Jimenez Carmona, Monica Gracia, Rosa Díaz Mayo, Perla Olivia Rodriguez Reséndiz, Rosana Rubio-Hernandez, Maria Jesús Lopez Lorenzo, María Auxiliadora Galvez, Irene Sorozabal, Mara Sánchez, Marisa Manchado, Darya Von Webern y muchas más. Os invitamos a re-escucharlas en nuestros podcast de La Casa del Sonido. En el programa de hoy escuchamos obras de Fátima Miranda, Beatriz Ferreyra, Liza Lim, Christina Kubisch y Denise García.Escuchar audio

From the Pre-Raphaelites to Picasso, Vermeer to Freud, some of the most famous Western artwork involves an artist's muse. So who are the muses who have inspired great art? How do they embody an artist's vision? And why has the muse artist relationship led to abuse of power? Nuala speaks to art historian and author Ruth Millington and to writer, curator and podcaster Alayo Akinkugbe.Penelope Tree was one of the most famous models of the 1960s and the muse of her then boyfriend, the photographer David Bailey. Despite appearing on the cover of Vogue and being credited by Bailey with kick-starting the flower-power movement, Penelope's life became increasingly difficult as their relationship began to flounder. These events have inspired Penelope's loosely biographical novel Piece of My Heart and she joins Nuala to discuss her depiction of life as a ‘60s muse.In ancient Greek mythology, the nine muses are the inspirational goddesses of the arts, science and literature. So who are the nine muses? Nuala speaks to classicist Professor Edith Hall.Dora Maar was as a photographer, painter and poet but is probably most famous as Pablo Picasso's lover and muse. Author Louisa Treger captures the complexity of this artist and muse relationship in her novel The Paris Muse and joins Nuala to discuss how the inspiration Dora offered Picasso nearly destroyed her.We hear from Liza Lim, a Melbourne-based composer who collaborated with violinist and researcher Karin Hellqvist on a composition called ‘One and the Other (speculative Polskas for Karin)', exploring Karin's relationship to her heritage and Swedish musical traditions.Presenter: Nuala McGovern Producer: Laura Northedge Editor: Deiniol Buxton

Festivalil musikprotokoll 2023 esineb ORF Viini Raadio Sümfooniaorkester peadirigent Marin Alsopi juhatusel. Ettekandel on uudislooming kahelt heliloojalt: Liza Lim ja Clemens Gadenstätter.

durée : 00:59:53 - Le bruit du vivant, avec Liza Lim - par : Thomas Vergracht - Ce soir, le Carrefour de la Création part à la rencontre de la grande Liza Lim, compositrice insaisissable au style aux multiples facettes, inspiré par les traditions du monde entier ! - réalisé par : Fanny Constans

10.11: Kate Ellis, artistic director of Crash Ensemble, talks through their 25th anniversary celebrations, involving a new album, [REACTIONS], an installation, and a couple of shows at the NCH (more info below). Plus we talk about Kate's journey to this point, how a tap on the shoulder as she was walking down Grafton Street changed everything for her. We hear three Crash tracks from [REACTIONS]: One Day, This is the Space Between Your Hand and Mine, and Stone or Rot. New music section 53.29: Moesha - Drag https://youtu.be/FbdfnLpV8aI 58.27: Sarah Buckley - Dream Catching https://sarahbuckleymusic.bandcamp.com/ More information on Crash Ensemble's 25th anniversary celebrations: [REACTIONS] limited edition double album release and film screenings Amidst the onset of the global pandemic, Crash Ensemble commissioned 17 Irish and international composers from a range of musical backgrounds to write new works for duos within the group. Building on existing collaborative partnerships and cultivating and nurturing new relationships, composers were invited to create a musical response to their experiences, the current state and their thoughts for the future. The [REACTIONS] composers are: Amy Rooney, Anna Mieke, Anna Murray, Anselm McDonnell, Bébhinn McDonnell, Bekah Simms, David Fennessy, Deirdre Gribbin, Diamanda Dramm, Éna Brennan, Jonathan Nangle, Rachael Lavelle, Rose Connolly, Seán Ó'Dálaigh, Sebastian Adams, Siobhán Cleary, and Stephen Shannon. Each composer documented their creative process with text and imagery, offering a fly on the wall view of the composers' studio spaces, visual imagery and text journaling during the creative process. The duos were recorded and will now be presented in a limited-edition double album release [REACTIONS], coming November 25th. Audio visual material was combined with these recordings to make an accompanying film by Crash's resident filmmaker, Laura Sheeran, which will be screened at The Irish Film Institute, Wednesday 30th November 2022. Performances at The National Concert Hall The 25th year anniversary programme culminates with two special concerts and a cutting-edge installation at the National Concert Hall (NCH). The first celebratory concert, Crash 25! Charged Disruption, on Saturday 3rd December (The Studio) sees the acclaimed ensemble, with conductor Ryan McAdams, perform Donnacha Dennehy's magnetic, soulful and influential work Grá agas Bás with vocalist Iarla Ó Lionáird. In the second part of the concert Artist in Residence Diamanda La Berge Dramm and writer Neva Elliot present Crashed, drawing on the unique energy of the players of the group, through the use of their voices and instruments. For the second birthday concert, Crash 25! Living Perspectives, on Sunday 4th December (The Studio) the ensemble's programme comprises Australian composer Liza Lim's Extinction Events and Dawn Chorus and Barry O'Halpin's experimental work Wingform, which takes advantage of Crash's unique ability to cover a breadth of musical ground: winding melodies, mechanical rhythms, rapid lines and hypnotic drones. The previous week, from Thursday 24th November to Sunday 27th November, The Studio space in the National Concert Hall hosts Crash 25! Wingform Installation. The installation is the work of video artist and filmmaker Jack Phelan who created a work responding to the visual themes of Irish composer, Barry O'Halpin's Wingform - a four movement work for solo guitar and ensemble. Using a simple set of shapes, materials and layout, the installation aims to evoke the essence of the ensemble. Tickets for Crash 25! Charged Disruption (3rd December) and Crash 25! Living Perspectives (4th December): €18 are available from nch.ie

Die Verbindung von Natur und Kultur, ökologische Zusammenhänge, kollaborative und transkulturelle Praktiken: das sind Grundthemen, die sich durch das gesamte Schaffen von Liza Lim ziehen. Die australische Komponistin, Forscherin und Pädagogin nimmt in Kammermusik, Orchesterwerken, Opern und installativen Arbeiten die schwindende Schönheit der Natur im Zeitalter des Menschen in den Blick. Tiefenökologie und ein Rückbezug auf indigene Völker Australiens sind ihr Ausgangspunkt. Mit ihrer Musiksprache gelingt es Liza Lim, eine Ahnung von anderen Lebensformen zu vermitteln. In ihrem neuen Streichquartett «String Creatures», uraufgeführt am Lucerne Festival, verweben sich die Streicher zu einem organischen Ganzen. Es war Anlass für ein Gespräch zu Lims Denken und Schaffen anhand von weiteren Schlüsselwerken.

Liza Lim talks about how she came into new music and topics such as ecological thinking and collaboration that inspire and motivate her. Issues of representation and feminism also play a role in her life, especially in her teaching at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music at the University of Sydney. At Musikfest Berlin there are two concerts that feature her music: 11 Sept 2022, Ensemble Kollectiv conducted by Enno Poppe perform Lim's 'Machine for Contacting the Dead' together with Clara Iannotta and Xenakis. https://www.berlinerfestspiele.de/en/berliner-festspiele/programm/bfs-gesamtprogramm/programmdetail_372191.html 15 Sept 2022, The American JACK Quartet give the German premiere of 'String Creatures' in a program with Lachenmann and Xenakis. https://www.berlinerfestspiele.de/en/berliner-festspiele/programm/bfs-gesamtprogramm/programmdetail_372195.html

Liza Lim on how storytelling through opera has shaped her own story as a composer.

Summend den Konzertsaal des KKL erleben, den Stimmen aussterbender Tiergattungen lauschen oder von Musiker:innen begleitet durch eine Ausstellung pilgern? Solch ungewöhnliche Hörerfahrungen konnte man am Lucerne Festival Forward machen. D as neue Festival für zeitgenössische Musik fand vom 19. bis zum 21. November 2021 erstmals statt. Entwickelt von einem 18köpfigen internationalen Kurator:innenkollektiv widmete es sich wesentlichen Fragen unserer Zeit und schaffte neue ungewohnte Hörsituationen und Konzertformate. Wie klingen diese Hörsituationen? Welche kuratorischen Ideen stehen dahinter? Und was sind die Themen, die Musikschaffende heute beschäftigen? Musik unserer Zeit geht den Grundthemen des Festivals nach und stellt einzelne Festivalbeiträge näher vor: im Gespräch geben die neuseeländisch-amerikanische Komponistin Annea Lockwood, Liza Lim aus Australien und der in New York lebende Schweizer Komponist Jessie Cox zu ihren Stücken am Festival Auskunft. Ein Beitrag von Gabrielle Weber

Australų kompozitorė Liza Lim (g. 1966) plėtoja originalią estetiką, kurioje gausu avangardo ir archaikos jungčių, ekologinių idėjų, mitologijos dvelksmo ir jautraus požiūrio į garso prigimtį. Kompozitorė rašo įvairiausių žanrų kūrinius, atliekamus geriausių šiuolaikinės muzikos ansamblių ir orkestrų.Laidos autoriai Šarūnas Nakas ir Mindaugas Urbaitis

Summend den Konzertsaal des KKL erleben, den Stimmen aussterbender Tiergattungen lauschen oder von Musiker:innen begleitet durch eine Ausstellung pilgern? Solch ungewöhnliche Hörerfahrungen konnte man am Lucerne Festival Forward machen.  Das neue Festival für zeitgenössische Musik fand vom 19. bis zum 21. November 2021 erstmals statt. Entwickelt von einem 18köpfigen internationalen Kurator:innenkollektiv widmete es sich wesentlichen Fragen unserer Zeit und schaffte neue ungewohnte Hörsituationen und Konzertformate. Wie klingen diese Hörsituationen? Welche kuratorischen Ideen stehen dahinter? Und was sind die Themen, die Musikschaffende heute beschäftigen? Musik unserer Zeit geht den Grundthemen des Festivals nach und stellt einzelne Festivalbeiträge näher vor: im Gespräch geben die neuseeländisch-amerikanische Komponistin Annea Lockwood, Liza Lim aus Australien und der in New York lebende Schweizer Komponist Jessie Cox zu ihren Stücken am Festival Auskunft.

Sunday 28 November: Ellie Lamb on their Melbourne International Jazz Festival commission Between Worlds, and Composer Liza Lim on writing operas

On this episode of Tall Poppies, The Podcast Breandáin meets the composer Liza Lim. She is Professor of Composition at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music, where she also runs the Composing Women Program.Liza has created compositions for many of the world's leading orchestras including the Los Angeles Philharmonic, BBC Symphony, and the SuedwestRundfunk Orchestra and her music has been featured at many notable festivals.She was born in Perth, but spent much of her childhood in Brunei. Liza attended boarding school in Melbourne, and then completed her tertiary studies in Australia. Among her numerous accolades are the Don Banks Award for Music and the 2021 Hans and Gertrud Zender Foundation's Composition Prize 'Happy New Ears'. For 2021/22 Liza Lim is a Fellow at the Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin or Institute of Advanced Study.

durée : 01:00:19 - Carte blanche à la compositrice Suzanne Giraud - Le Carrefour de la création donne ce soir carte blanche à la compositrice française Suzanne Giraud qui nous fait découvrir son univers musical à travers ses propres compositions mais aussi par le biais d'œuvres de Clément Janequin ou de la compositrice australienne Liza Lim. - réalisé par : Claire Lagarde

Episode 4: Spirituals and Strings Josh hips Jon to a choral banger and the guys go deep on Jon's favorite articulation on wildly different pieces that both interact with folk traditions. Featuring performances of Adolphus Hailstork's Crucifixion by the Brigham Young University Singers and Liza Lim's Ochred String by Soloists of the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra.

What exactly is an archive? Who and what are involved in the making and naming of memory projects as archives? What kinds of stories become told through archives, and what stories are muted? Dr Beth Yahp chats with Dr Thushara Dibley about her work with Malaysia Design Archive, exploring the inner workings of the archive-making process, and inviting us to pay closer attention to the everyday stories of objects around us. This conversation is based on Beth's participation in a series of Living Archives workshops developed in collaboration with Dr Fiona Lee from the Department of English and Ezrena Marwan and jac sm kee from Malaysia Design Archive. Originally from Malaysia, Beth Yahp is an award-winning author of fiction and non-fiction, whose work has been published in Australia and internationally. Her novel The Crocodile Fury was translated into several languages and her libretto, Moon Spirit Feasting, for composer Liza Lim, won the APRA Award for Best Classical Composition in 2003. Beth was the presenter of ‘Elsewhere', a program for travellers on ABC Radio National (2010-2011). Her latest publication is a collection of short stories, The Red Pearl and Other Stories (Vagabond Press, 2017). Her travel memoir Eat First, Talk Later (Penguin Random House, 2015) was shortlisted for the 2018 Adelaide Festival Award for Literature (Non-Fiction). Beth teaches Creative Writing at the University of Sydney. Find out more about Malaysia Design Archive on their website: www.malaysiadesignarchive.org/ For more information or to browse additional resources, visit the Sydney Southeast Asia Centre's website: sydney.edu.au/sseac.

What exactly is an archive? Who and what are involved in the making and naming of memory projects as archives? What kinds of stories become told through archives, and what stories are muted? Dr Beth Yahp chats with Dr Thushara Dibley about her work with Malaysia Design Archive, exploring the inner workings of the archive-making process, and inviting us to pay closer attention to the everyday stories of objects around us. This conversation is based on Beth’s participation in a series of Living Archives workshops developed in collaboration with Dr Fiona Lee from the Department of English and Ezrena Marwan and jac sm kee from Malaysia Design Archive. Originally from Malaysia, Beth Yahp is an award-winning author of fiction and non-fiction, whose work has been published in Australia and internationally. Her novel The Crocodile Fury was translated into several languages and her libretto, Moon Spirit Feasting, for composer Liza Lim, won the APRA Award for Best Classical Composition in 2003. Beth was the presenter of ‘Elsewhere’, a program for travellers on ABC Radio National (2010-2011). Her latest publication is a collection of short stories, The Red Pearl and Other Stories (Vagabond Press, 2017). Her travel memoir Eat First, Talk Later (Penguin Random House, 2015) was shortlisted for the 2018 Adelaide Festival Award for Literature (Non-Fiction). Beth teaches Creative Writing at the University of Sydney. Find out more about Malaysia Design Archive on their website: www.malaysiadesignarchive.org/ For more information or to browse additional resources, visit the Sydney Southeast Asia Centre’s website: sydney.edu.au/sseac. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/southeast-asian-studies

What exactly is an archive? Who and what are involved in the making and naming of memory projects as archives? What kinds of stories become told through archives, and what stories are muted? Dr Beth Yahp chats with Dr Thushara Dibley about her work with Malaysia Design Archive, exploring the inner workings of the archive-making process, and inviting us to pay closer attention to the everyday stories of objects around us. This conversation is based on Beth’s participation in a series of Living Archives workshops developed in collaboration with Dr Fiona Lee from the Department of English and Ezrena Marwan and jac sm kee from Malaysia Design Archive. Originally from Malaysia, Beth Yahp is an award-winning author of fiction and non-fiction, whose work has been published in Australia and internationally. Her novel The Crocodile Fury was translated into several languages and her libretto, Moon Spirit Feasting, for composer Liza Lim, won the APRA Award for Best Classical Composition in 2003. Beth was the presenter of ‘Elsewhere’, a program for travellers on ABC Radio National (2010-2011). Her latest publication is a collection of short stories, The Red Pearl and Other Stories (Vagabond Press, 2017). Her travel memoir Eat First, Talk Later (Penguin Random House, 2015) was shortlisted for the 2018 Adelaide Festival Award for Literature (Non-Fiction). Beth teaches Creative Writing at the University of Sydney. Find out more about Malaysia Design Archive on their website: www.malaysiadesignarchive.org/ For more information or to browse additional resources, visit the Sydney Southeast Asia Centre’s website: sydney.edu.au/sseac. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

In this episode, Lee talks about the book Conversations with God by Neale Donald Walsch. In the book, Neale questions God, and God answers. The book allows us to reflect upon how human beings and the world work. Lee tackles the concept of truth, taking action, serendipity, how we process our thoughts and expressing thankfulness.If you want a stepping stone to understanding yourself and the world around you better, this episode is for you.Lee Davy founded 1000 Days Sober angry and frustrated that he had been hoodwinked into believing alcohol provided him with incredible value. When he realised that it had no value whatsoever, he vowed to help as many people as he could see that truth.What started as a blog about Lee's experience morphed into a podcast, a course, and now a community for people who want to live fulfilled lives as people that don't drink alcohol. As the founder of 1000 Days Sober, Lee currently serves as the creative driving force behind the program, the podcast's voice, and the leader of the community.He is married to 1000 Days Sober coach Liza Lim, and they have two children, Jude and Zia. He currently lives in Los Angeles, California. When Lee is not helping people see the truth about alcohol, he is a writer, producer, and content creator in the poker world. FREE Workshop: How I Became Someone That Doesn't Drink Alcohol: A Masterclass by Lee DavyFacebook Community Support: 1000 Days Sober FREE Miniseries: FIRST RUNGFREE copy of my new guide and learn how to end alcohol cravings in six steps For further details email us @1kdayssober@gmail.com

Lee Davy founded 1000 Days Sober angry and frustrated that he had been hoodwinked into believing alcohol provided him with incredible value. When he realised that it had no value whatsoever, he vowed to help as many people as he could see that truth.What started as a blog about Lee's experience morphed into a podcast, a course, and now a community for people who want to live fulfilled lives as people that don't drink alcohol. As the founder of 1000 Days Sober, Lee currently serves as the creative driving force behind the program, the podcast's voice, and the leader of the community.He is married to 1000 Days Sober coach Liza Lim, and they have two children, Jude and Zia. He currently lives in Los Angeles, California. When Lee is not helping people see the truth about alcohol, he is a writer, producer, and content creator in the poker world. FREE Workshop: How I Became Someone That Doesn't Drink Alcohol: A Masterclass by Lee DavyFacebook Community Support: 1000 Days Sober FREE Miniseries: FIRST RUNGA FREE copy of my new guide and learn how to end alcohol cravings in six steps For further details email us @1kdayssober@gmail.com 

In this episode, we review (0:52) Cory Wong's "The Striped Album" and (16:07) Liza Lim's "Extinction Events and Dawn Chorus."

Coinciding with Radio 3's 'Light in the Darkness' season, Kate Molleson explores luminosity in music, among other topics, with the Australian composer Liza Lim. Clarinettist Kate Romano reflects on what was supposed to be a year of musical activity to mark the 250th anniversary of Beethoven's birth, and reassess the figure of the composer in light of this year's curtailed celebrations. We hear from celebrated violinist Hilary Hahn and the roboticist and expert on Artificial Intelligence Carol Reiley, who've just launched DeepMusic.AI - an initiative directed towards professional artists and musicians which is designed to enhance their creative processes. And, Kate is joined by the Revd. Lucy Winkett to review the new book 'Arvo Pärt: Sounding the Sacred' - a collection of essays exploring the spiritual dimension of the celebrated Estonian composer and how his music has been represented by society.

Talking in the now now: Darmstadt composition and oboe tutor Cathy Milliken is interviewing composer Liza Lim for the 12th Darmstadt On Air podcast. Cathy and Liza, both born in Australia, have known each other for quite a long time. They appreciate each other’s work and share a big interest in collaborative practices. Both of them understand composing as a process of working with and being influenced by performers, contexts and the presence of whoever is in the space. Cathy has done projects in South Africa from where she takes the idea of the now now, which can be understood as an intensified now. In her conversation with Liza, they reflect upon the plural now: "In our times there is this kind of expansion, there is this kind of generative thing that's going on: multiple times, multiple experiences, multiple formations of times and of course that's a really interesting thing as a composer”, Liza says. They also touch on compositions like Liza's orchestral work "Mary/ Transcendence after Trauma" (2020) which is part of her "Annunciation Triptych" for orchestra, "Atlas of the Sky" (2020) and "Extinction Events and Dawn Chorus" (2017). The discussion took place on 8 October 2020 while Cathy was starting her day in Berlin and Liza beginning her evening in Melbourne. A conversation crossing different time zones landing in the now now.

A sonic evocation of a post-apocalyptic world in which humankind scrambles to decipher the remnants of civilisation with the aid of a mysterious machine.

A sonic evocation of a post-apocalyptic world in which humankind scrambles to decipher the remnants of civilisation with the aid of a mysterious machine.

A dramatic musico-poetic telling of the life experience of a disabled person from the inside, with inspiration from the poetry of Sylvia Plath.

A dramatic musico-poetic telling of the life experience of a disabled person from the inside, with inspiration from the poetry of Sylvia Plath.

An operatic re-imagining of Homer’s Odyssey through the eyes of a female 'Odyssea' on her night-time walk home.

An operatic re-imagining of Homer’s Odyssey through the eyes of a female 'Odyssea' on her night-time walk home.

An operatic parable of the disappearance and re-emergence of the elusive endangered Australian bird the Night Parrot.

An operatic parable of the disappearance and re-emergence of the elusive endangered Australian bird the Night Parrot.

Welcome to the Sober is Dope Podcast with your host, POP Buchanan. This episode is called 1000 Days Sober with Lee Davy. 1000 Days Sober was founded in 2013 by 1000 Days Sober Podcast host Lee Davy. Lee Davy founded 1000 Days Sober angry and frustrated that he had been hoodwinked into believing alcohol provided him with incredible value. When he realised that it had no value whatsoever, he vowed to help as many people as he could see that truth. What started as a blog about Lee’s experience morphed into a podcast, a course and now a community for people who want to live fulfilled lives as people that don’t drink alcohol. In the beginning, Lee was a one-man team. He has since gathered the best sobriety coaches and created a holistic program focused on spiritual and personal development, person-centred therapy, grief and loss recovery and health and well-being. As the founder of 1000 Days Sober, Lee now serves as the creative driving force behind the program, the voice of the podcast and the leader of the community. He is married to 1000 Days Sober coach Liza Lim, and they have two children, Jude and Zia. He currently lives in Los Angeles, California. When Lee is not helping people see the truth about alcohol he is a writer, producer and content creator in the poker world.  THE 1000 DAYS SOBER EXPERIENCE https://www.1000dayssober.com/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/soberisdope/message

Katie Noonan, Liza Lim and Alice Chance introduce more artists that inspire them.

Katie Noonan, Liza Lim and Alice Chance introduce more artists that inspire them.

Katie Noonan, Liza Lim and Alice Chance talk about careers, role models, gender equity, and their visions for a more diverse and inclusive musical world.

Katie Noonan, Liza Lim and Alice Chance talk about careers, role models, gender equity, and their visions for a more diverse and inclusive musical world.

ELISION ensemble records sounds by Lim, O'Dwyer, Alvarez and Flenady in the ABC studios in Melbourne.

ELISION ensemble records sounds by Lim, O'Dwyer, Alvarez and Flenady in the ABC studios in Melbourne.

An extended conversation and studio recital with Phoebe Green featuring music by Liza Lim, Cat Hope, Lisa Illean, Alistair Noble, James Rushford and Helen Gifford.

An extended conversation and studio recital with Phoebe Green featuring music by Liza Lim, Cat Hope, Lisa Illean, Alistair Noble, James Rushford and Helen Gifford.

A genre-defying new work by Liza Lim for soprano Jessica Aszodi, Speak Percussion and a voice and percussion ‘crowd'.

A genre-defying new work by Liza Lim for soprano Jessica Aszodi, Speak Percussion and a voice and percussion ‘crowd'.

​Climate change, architecture and the Taliban, these are just some of the complex ideas that composers and musicians explore as part of Metropolis New Music Festival 2018 at Melbourne Recital Centre. In this podcast, host Cat McGauran speaks with Thea Rossen (Penny Quartet), Liza Lim (composer) and Daryl Buckley (ELISION) about the immersive works they're performing in the festival and the contemporary classical listening experience.

Composer Liza Lim and artistic director Daryl Buckley in conversation with Stephen Adams about 3 decades of Elision. Part two features the complete premiere performance of Lim's 'How forests think' (2016) plus musical excerpts from the ensemble's Brisbane and Huddersfield years by Lim and John Rodgers, Richard Barrett, Timothy McCormack and Matthew Sergeant.

Composer Liza Lim and artistic director Daryl Buckley in conversation with Stephen Adams about 3 decades of Elision. Part two features the complete premiere performance of Lim's 'How forests think' (2016) plus musical excerpts from the ensemble's Brisbane and Huddersfield years by Lim and John Rodgers, Richard Barrett, Timothy McCormack and Matthew Sergeant.

Composer Liza Lim and ensemble artistic director Daryl Buckley in conversation with Stephen Adams about three decades of ELISION. Featuring music by Lim, Richard David Hames, Richard Barrett, Chris Dench and more, including rare recordings from the ABC archives.

Composer Liza Lim and ensemble artistic director Daryl Buckley in conversation with Stephen Adams about three decades of ELISION. Featuring music by Lim, Richard David Hames, Richard Barrett, Chris Dench and more, including rare recordings from the ABC archives.

Werke von Wolfgang Rihm, Hans Abrahamsen, Toshio Hosokawa, Brian Ferneyhough, Brice Pauset, Mark Andre, Marco Stroppa, Liza Lim, Harrison Birtwistle, Hilda Paredes, James Clarke, Georg Friedrich Haas, Uri Caine und Johannes Maria Staud

Sara Mohr-Pietsch talks to Liza Lim in her composing room at her home in Manchester. Liza explains the physicality of her music, how ideas come from the subconscious, and the inspiration she draws from aboriginal paintings on the walls.

Institute of Musical Research Performer - Ensemble ELISION Composer - Liza Lim Liza Lim’s “Songs found in dream” (2005) for oboe, clarinet / bass clarinet, alto saxophone, trumpet, 2 percussion, violoncello and double bass. Performed by ...

Institute of Musical Research Performer - Séverine Ballon Composer - Liza Lim Séverine Ballon performs Liza Lim’s “Invisibility” (2009) for solo cello in Hall One, Kings Place, London on March 16th 2010 Supported by ELISION Ensemble,...