Melodic Rhythms: Percussion for Beginners

Past event

Come and make music in the galleries on the final day of the exhibition Anne Wallace: Strange Ways. Lead by world fusion artist Zaia Kendall, a rhythmic and melodic percussionist known for her mysterious instrumental music, this group workshop will teach you how to make interesting rhythms with your hands, feet, voice and simple percussion instruments (provided). Be inspired by the compelling paintings of figurative artist Anne Wallace as you play, many of which are heavily influenced by music and poetry.

Zaia has played with music projects in Australia and overseas and teaches percussion and marimba workshops. Inspired by her mentor Linsey Pollak, Zaia is interested in odd rhythms, particularly Balkan style rhythms. Passionate about the healing qualities of music, she lives on a Permaculture farm with her husband Tom and founded the not for profit organisation PermEco Inc., which Zaia supports in a number of roles.

This workshop is family friendly and caters for up to 50 people.

Place

QUT Art Museum

Date

23 February 2020

When

10 – 11AM

Cost

Free, bookings essential

For

All ages from 10 years +