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My Heart | Danaë Killian, piano |  Melbourne Fringe Festival

Event

My Heart | Danaë Killian, piano | Melbourne Fringe Festival

  • Date: Friday, 29 September 2017, 7.30 pm
  • Venue: St Stephen's Anglican Church, Richmond — 360 Church St, Richmond, VIC
  • Tickets: Adults: $36 | Children: $15 | Concession: $28 — Tickets can be purchased online or by phone on (03) 9660 9666

Event Details

“Nights I wander the world’s city streets, looking for you and talking to you, my heart.” Pianist Danaë Killian will show the world her cracked and shining heart next Michaelmas Night, in a solo performance inspired by German Expressionist poet Else Lasker-Schüler’s novel-in-letters Mein Herz. Rich in Australian and world premieres, My Heart is made of music by Danaë's beloved composer friends, by herself, and by Lasker-Schüler’s contemporary Arnold Schoenberg, who once gave the poet money in a time of need. Lasker-Schüler’s Berlin of 1911 bleeds through My Heart into our Melbourne, and in so doing invokes themes of night-wandering, soul-homelessness, and starry yearning.

Program

Arnold Schoenberg – Drei Klavierstücke, Op. 11 (1909)
Howard Dillon – Mobius for solo piano (2012)
Christine McCombe – Asphyxed (1991)
Danaë Killian – My Prussian Blue Heart for pianist, tarot cards, and piano (2017)*
Amelia Barden – The Seventh Centre (1992)
Colin McKellar – Birth Music (2006)*
Gregers Brinch – Two Minds: Four Pieces for Solo Piano, Op. 73 (2004)**
Evan Lawson – Sikkinis No. 3 (2015)*

*World Premiere **Australian Premiere

Further information for this event is available online at the event's website or by phone on (03) 9660 9666 or by email to danaekillian@gmail.com

Featured Australian Works

Asphyxed (solo piano) (1991) by Christine McCombe
— performed by Danae Killian

Featured artists

Featured non-Australian music

Arnold Schoenberg – Drei Klavierstücke, Op. 11; Gregers Brinch – Two Minds: Four Pieces for Solo Piano, Op. 73

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