This is the latest excellent concert brought to us by the Marais Project led by Jennifer Eriksson , filmed at the NSW Conservatorium of Music and streamed by the Australian Digital Concert Hall. It is striking, rich, complex, multi layered, …
Everything Nordic is the rage at the moment: novels, films, moody Netflix series. Now… music!
Building on their decade-long commitment to performing and recording Scandinavian baroque and folk music, The Marais Project is proud to announce a new collaboration with …
The Marais Project, directed by Jennifer Eriksson on her viola da gamba, presented a rare concert of some of the finest Elizabethan-era songs.IIt was first streamed by the Australian Digital Concert Hall and then a live performance the following day …
‘The Marais Project presents a selection of some of the finest English songs live and on Australian Digital Concert Hall’
Before The Beatles transformed English song writing in the 1960s there was John Dowland. Despite dying almost 400 years ago, …
Above: The striking cover of the album ‘Australian Monody’ (Move MCD633) Cover artwork by Susie Bishop, cover design by Lydall Gerlach. Featured image : The Marais Project
A recording from The Marais Project -and there are now over six …
Fresh from a 5-month lockdown The Marais Project has one final performance booked for 2021. Titled ‘if…’ the concert also serves as an opportunity for the musicians to finalise preparations for their December 2021 recording session.…
For more than 30 years now I have been exploring the music of the French baroque, and particularly the music of that era written for the viola da gamba. This is not the kind of artistic passion that brings with …
We in the developed West live in a highly individualistic and competitive world. Everything from aged and disability care to scientific research and road building is put out to tender, often with a view to using competition to drive the …
Old meets New when The Marais Project launches its 2021 season.
Fresh from a successful appearance on Melbourne Digital Concert Hall, and the release of their new recording, ‘Two’, The Marais Project launches its 2021 Season with a distinctive pairing …
What an extraordinary few weeks we’ve had!
As individuals, organisations and as a society, how do we best move forward in world where so much has stopped or slowed almost to a standstill? I am particularly concerned for the arts …
