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SUMMARY:Wayapa Wuurrk Full Day Immersion Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Wayapa\, is an Indigenous practice to help individuals re-connect with themselves\, their spirit and the Earth.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nCome along and spend the day with certified practitioner Allara\, as she shares stories and knowledge based on her Yorta Yorta culture as well as sharing the physical practise of Wayapa Wuurk. \nThis full day workshop includes a detailed introduction of Wayapa\, listening and sharing of stories about the 14 Wayapa elements\, a guest speaker and a delicious vegetarian/vegan lunch supplied by Alisha’s Café Collective. \nThe day will conclude with a special performance from Allara who shares her connection though music and song\, using double bass\, a loop pedal\, and an earthy vocal delivery of original poetry.  \nAbout Allara \nAllara has been a certified and practicing Wayapa Wuurrk-er since the inaugural diploma intake in 2016. Wayapa Wuurrk means Connect Country – in Gunditjmara and Gunnai Kurnai language. She delivers a unique Wayapa experience for anyone wanting to become more connected to the Earth through sharing stories about her connection to country based on her knoledge of Yorta Yorta Country and Culture\, she gives advice for others on how to take care of the earth\, inherently healing both country and ourselves. \nSunday\, March 17th\n10:00am–2:00pm\nCost: $70 Full/$65 Concession\nIf the cost is a barrier and you’d like to attend\, please send a private message through our Facebook page Nyini Woka \nFor more information visit nyiniwoka.com
URL:http://casacultura.org/event/wayapa-wuurrk-full-day-immersion-workshop/
LOCATION:Upstairs at Alisha’s\, 313 Lygon Street\, Brunswick East\, VIC\, 3057\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Aboriginal Culture,All Ages,Meditation,Mindfulness,Workshop
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SUMMARY:Cooking up a Convo with DRMNGNOW aka Neil Morris
DESCRIPTION:Cooking up a Convo with DRMNGNOW aka Neil Morris\nCultural Responsiblity of Arts Practice: Advocacy is my inheritance. \nNeil will be providing a discussion on how he uses his art to challenge anglocentric narratives of identity and place\, and how he sees his art as a cultural responsibility tool which crosses the boundaries of music industry into community and advocacy spaces. Neil will delve into Yorta Yorta history and how his people’s journey has shaped his purpose in the now as a prolific artist\, educator\, advocate for change and community member. \nAbout DRMNGNOW \nDRMNGNOW aka Neil Morris is a Yorta Yorta\, Independent Artist based in Naarm/Birraranga (Melbourne). Neil has a sound and approach which makes him one of the most unique artists in the country\, bringing a striking interdisciplinary approach to his art as an MC\, instrumentalist\, poet and songwriter. \nNeil has been prolific since first emerging in 2015\, performing and creating sound for live performance\, theatre\, film and countless other initiatives. \nHe operates with a clear focus on using his arts practice in community building for Indigenous peoples. Neil gives particular attention outside of his own creativity to curating events centring first people’s musicians/poets/artists\, always seeking opportunities to help grow the next wave of indigenous musicians. \nHis most recent release ‘Ancestors’ is an inspiring dedication piece to the heritage and considerations people can walk with. It was nominated as Beat Magazine Single of the Week\, PBS-FM Feature\, FBI radio feature\, and went to #2 nationally on AMRAP Metro charts. \n\nThursday\, March 28 at 6:30pm\n\n\nUpstairs at Alisha’s Café Collective\n\n\nTickets through www.trybooking.com/BBACS\n\n\n$30 (Dinner and convo)\n\n\n$10 (Just convo)\n\n\n \n\n\n—————————\n\n\n \n\n\nIn support Alisha’s Café Collective‘s aim of creating happier people and Casa Cultura’s mission of nurturing a collaborative and connected community that embraces and celebrates diversity\, we are partnering to offer a series of conversations with inspirational people that bring their knowledge and experience to contribute to our health\, confidence\, creativity and wellbeing. \n\n\n \n\n\nThese events will be hosted over dinner\, upstairs at Alisha’s\, in a relaxed environment making them not at all a lecture\, but more of a table-side conversation where questions\, retorts and insights are more than welcome.\n\n\n \n\n\nDinner your choice of plate (see below) and a cup of chai.\n\n\n \n\n\nEast of the Middle Plate\n\n\nFlavours from India and its surrounds including rice\, curries\, roti\, spicy pickles and seasonal spiced besan battered veggies.\n\n\n \n\n\nMiddle of the East Plate\n\n\nGateaux Piment (Mauritian chili cake)\, brown lentil rice\, seasonal Moroccan spiced veggies\, haloumi cheese\, warm pita bread\, baba ganoush\, hommus and besan floured veggies.\n\n\n \n\n\nWest of the Middle Plate\n\n\nDeep fried polenta\, mushroom rago\, pesto roast pumpkin\, balsamic Caprisi salad\, pasta salad with chili oil\, grated zucchini and parmesan\, lentil Bolognese sauce and antipasti bits with crusty garlic bread.
URL:http://casacultura.org/event/cooking-up-a-convo-with-drmngnow-aka-neil-morris/
LOCATION:Upstairs at Alisha’s\, 313 Lygon Street\, Brunswick East\, VIC\, 3057\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Aboriginal Culture,Conversation,Dinner and Show,Music,Poetry
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20190330T100000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20190330T130000
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SUMMARY:The Musical Body Introduction Session
DESCRIPTION:About The Musical Body Introduction Session\n\n\n\n\n\nLove to co-create and play with others?\n\n\nInterested in creativity and your voice?\n\n\n \n\n\nIn a nutshell: The Musical Body is about FREEDOM\, JOY\, PRESENCE\, CO-CREATIVITY AND PLAYFULNESS for anyone with a song in their heart. \n\n\n \n\n\nIn this workshop we will begin to explore the connections between body\, voice\, breath\, sound\, silence\, rhythm\, imagination\, movement\, text\, life and music.\n\n\n \n\n\nIt will give you a small taste of the beginning phases of The Musical Body process; which usually takes place in two hour sessions over a 6 week series or two and a half day immersion with a limit of six participants per workshop.\n\n\n \n\n\nThis workshop will be of interest to anyone who is brand new to the work\, who is a shower singer\, or who thinks they can’t sing. Also\, it will be of interest to those who have lots of experience or who are advanced musicians.\n\n “An empowered rich experience that alters your world for the better. Knowing and working with Charlotte has allowed me to grow and deepen my personal connection with not just my music but myself as a human…[gets] your creative juices flowing.”\n\n\nAbout Charlotte Roberts\nCharlotte has spent her whole life practicing being a kid when it comes to creative music and improvised singing: she never stopped experimenting! So\, The Musical Body supports people to connect to their creativity\, musicality\, voice and connect with all these things as a tool for personal and social change.
URL:http://casacultura.org/event/the-musical-body-introduction-session/
LOCATION:Upstairs at Alisha’s\, 313 Lygon Street\, Brunswick East\, VIC\, 3057\, Australia
CATEGORIES:All Ages,Expression,Improvisation,Music,Workshop
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SUMMARY:Circle Singing with Bonnie Smith
DESCRIPTION:Circle Singing is discovering your vocal expression through improvisation\, movement and experimentation. You don’t have to call yourself a singer to be a part of the circle. It is about being in a safe and supportive environment where you can explore your creative potential. Circle singing doesn’t require perfection\, rather a willingness to connect deeply with your voice\, sing with an open heart and listen with big ears! Be prepared to be open minded\, be prepared to take risks\, be prepared to be ridiculous\, and be prepared for the unknown! \nBonnie Smith is a singer\, composer\, piano player and guitarist. World music extraordinaire\, she sings in Spanish\, French\, Portuguese\, Turkish and English. She has travelled extensively throughout the Americas and Europe where she has taken her music on the road. She is one of the primary vocal teachers at Melbourne Polytechnic and lead facilitator of “Circle Singing”\, which explores the art of improvising in the moment. With over ten years of experience teaching to adults and children\, she understands the journey of music as a self-help tool and loves teaching for fun and joy. She relishes in the benefits singing and music can provide to gain a deeper sense of connection to one’s self and others. \nUpstairs at Alisha’s Café Collective\, 313 Lygon Street Brunswick East\nSunday\, March 31\, 4:30-6:30pm\n$25/session\nBook your spot through www.trybooking.com/ZHQK
URL:http://casacultura.org/event/circle-singing-with-bonnie-smith-2/
LOCATION:Upstairs at Alisha’s\, 313 Lygon Street\, Brunswick East\, VIC\, 3057\, Australia
CATEGORIES:All Ages,Improvisation,Music,Singing,Workshop
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20190403T183000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20190403T203000
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SUMMARY:Song Appetit with Allara
DESCRIPTION:Wednesday 3/4 – 6:30pm\nSong Appetit with Allara \nIn this series\, a fabulous musician joins us for dinner and gives us an intimate opportunity to hear their story\, their journey and their music… \n\nIn this session\, we will enjoy the company of Allara\, a Yorta Yorta woman who has an enchanting glow when she performs both upright and standard bass. \nReflecting on a journey through her own deepest passions instrumentally and via her word smith skills and smooth earthy vocals this collision of hip hop\, neo soul\, blues\, and reggae is an empowering thematic exploration of culture\, spirituality\, and the environment.  \nLose yourself in a swirl of sound as she creates a sweet tangle of electric bass\, double bass and looped tones. All fused with her bright glowing spirt\, Allara’s emotive compositions resonate with dark frequencies and soaring melodies. Orchestral bowed harmonies swell over electronic beats and traditional clap stick rhythms creating a truly unique sound. \n\nWednesday\, April 3rd\n6:30pm – 8:30pm\n$10 or $30 (inc. dinner)\nTickets through www.trybooking.com/BAELK \n—————————– \n\nIn support of Alisha’s Café Collective’s aim of creating happier people and Casa Cultura’s mission of nurturing a collaborative and connected community that embraces and celebrates diversity\, and in partnership with The Boite\, the Song Appetit series seeks to bring community and artists closer together. \nThese events will be hosted over dinner\, upstairs at Alisha’s\, in a relaxed environment making them not just a show\, but more of a tableside conversation where questions\, retorts and insights are more than welcome. \nTickets:\n$30 (Dinner and convo)\n$10 (Just convo) \nDinner includes your choice of plate and a cup of chai. \nEast of the Middle Plate\nFlavours from India and its surrounds including rice\, curries\, roti\, spicy pickles and seasonal spiced besan battered veggies. \nMiddle of the East Plate\nGateaux Piment (Mauritian chili cake)\, brown lentil rice\, seasonal Moroccan spiced veggies\, haloumi cheese\, warm pita bread\, baba ganoush\, hommus and besan floured veggies. \nWest of the Middle Plate\nDeep fried polenta\, mushroom rago\, pesto roast pumpkin\, balsamic Caprisi salad\, pasta salad with chili oil\, grated zucchini and parmesan\, lentil Bolognese sauce and antipasti bits with crusty garlic bread.
URL:http://casacultura.org/event/song-appetit-with-allara-pattison/
LOCATION:Upstairs at Alisha’s\, 313 Lygon Street\, Brunswick East\, VIC\, 3057\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Conversation,Dinner and Show,Music
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20190413T110000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20190413T150000
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SUMMARY:A journey into Forró and Choro
DESCRIPTION:A 4-hour intensive journey into the rhythms and harmonies of Forró and Choro with Douglas Aguiar (guitar and percussion) and Ricardo Bona (accordion and keyboard). This workshop is for guitarists\, pianists\, accordionists and percussionists\, as well as singers. Basic and advanced exercises can easily be combined into the workshops\, so musicians of all levels are welcome.  \nPlease note\, you will need to bring your own instrument. Ideal instruments to bring: guitar\, accordion\, pandeiro\, agogo\, triangle\, tamborim\, zabumba. \nThe workshop will include:\n• Rhythm and tempo exercises \n• Technique tips\n• Forró and Choro styles \nThe workshop will conclude with a short concert by Douglas and Ricardo\, showcasing the lessons learned during the day. \nSaturday\, April 13 – 11:00am to 3:00pm\nSaint Charlie Tap Room & Grill\n386 Brunswick Street\, Fitzroy\nTickets $40 through trybooking.com/BBWRN \nOne-on-One 1-hour sessions with Douglas (Guitar or Pandeiro) and Ricardo (Accordion) are available at 3:00pm\, 4:00pm and 5:00pm. Cost: $80 ($60 if you book a ticket for the workshop). Details at trybooking.com/BBWRN. \nAbout Douglas Aguiar \nGuitarist and percussionist born in Brazil. He studied at Villa Lobos Music Conservatory in São Paulo and extended his practice into Flamenco guitar while living in Spain in 2000.\n2004 saw the launch of his first album “Outras Bossas”. The second album was released in 2008 “Boca a Boca”. From 2009 to 2011 he recorded a series of live video performances which showcased new songs. In 2013 he moved to Sydney\, and has since been promoting music and culture around Australia. In 2018 he launched the single PERO\, produced by Rodrigo Fonseca and recorded in an amazing and long travel among Brazil-Spain-Australia\nIn Sydney\, he is part of some musical projects including ForAll Band\, Sydney Choro Club\, The Clan B. Currently is part of the Forró Australia team and is collaborating with the Forró Australia project.\nLinks:\nBoca a Boca: open.spotify.com/artist/5EwRSzYb1vpVf2Zsf72zE0\nPero: open.spotify.com/track/4mseKyzQoIEOIkx5jmd3w6 \nAbout Ricardo Bona \nRicardo Bona is an accordionist\, music teacher\, composer\, and a graduate of the University of Sao Paulo (USP). Ricardo completed his thesis at USP under the guidance of Ivan Vilela on the subject ‘The Brazilian oral teaching tradition of accordion.’ He also studied at the AWM Conservatory with Alvaro Couto\, and the Sao Paulo State Music School with Guilherme Ribeiro and Josue dos Santos. Ricardo has taken classes with renowned artists such as Oswaldinho do Acordeon\, Toninho Ferragutti and Chico Chagas. He has studied and played a wide range of musical styles\, including choro\, forró\, musica caipira\, sertanejo\, classical\, jazz\, tango and regional folk music.\nHe has also played with many recognized artists in Brazil\, among the most famous including Rastape Band\, Peixe Eletrico\, Praieira\, Kanavia\, Celia and Celma\, Tiao Carvalho\, and Fabio de Mello.\nRicardo arrived in Australia in August 2017 and has been building his career playing choro\, jazz\, tango and Brazilian popular music. He attended the Woodford festival in 2017\, as well as other festivals in Sydney and Canberra. Recently he was invited to represent Brazilian music at the international accordion festival in Sydney. \nMore at facebook.com/ricardobonaoficial/
URL:http://casacultura.org/event/a-journey-into-forro-and-choro/
LOCATION:Saint Charlie Tap Room & Grill\, 386 Brunswick Street\, Fitzroy\, Victoria\, 3065\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Music,Workshop
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20190417T183000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20190417T203000
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SUMMARY:Song Appetit with Gelareh Pour
DESCRIPTION:Wednesday 17/4 – 6:30pm\nSong Appetit with Gelareh Pour \nIn this series\, a fabulous musician joins us for dinner and gives us an intimate opportunity to hear their story\, their journey and their music… \nThis week we are joined by Gelareh Pour\, Iranian born\, Persian Kamancheh\, Qeychak Alto\, singer and song writer. She studied her BA at the Art University of Tehran’s conservatorium and her Masters of Ethnomusicology at The University of Melbourne. She has completed her unique academic research on ‘The Lives of Iranian Women Singers in Diaspora’ at MCM in which she introduces the professional aspects of seven selected Iranian female singers’ lives before and after migration. \nGelareh has performed in Iran\, Tajikistan\, through-out Europe and is now based in Melbourne\, Australia. Since arriving in Australia she has collaborated with some of the country’s most innovative experimental musicians. \nWednesday\, April 17th\n6:30pm – 8:30pm\n$30 (inc. dinner)\nTickets through www.trybooking.com/BAELL \n—————————– \n\nIn support of Alisha’s Café Collective’s aim of creating happier people and Casa Cultura’s mission of nurturing a collaborative and connected community that embraces and celebrates diversity\, and in partnership with The Boite\, the Song Appetit series seeks to bring community and artists closer together. \nThese events will be hosted over dinner\, upstairs at Alisha’s\, in a relaxed environment making them not just a show\, but more of a tableside conversation where questions\, retorts and insights are more than welcome. \nTickets: $30 (Dinner and convo)\n \nWe will start you off with a cup of chai and then serve a banquet-style dinner with all the deliciousness of Alisha’s exotic (and vegan) menu\, including. Middle East and Europe-inspired flavours.
URL:http://casacultura.org/event/song-appetit-with-gelareh-pour/
LOCATION:Upstairs at Alisha’s\, 313 Lygon Street\, Brunswick East\, VIC\, 3057\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Conversation,Dinner and Show,Music
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SUMMARY:Song Appetit with Rose de la Montaña
DESCRIPTION:Wednesday 1/5 – 6:30pm\nSong Appetit with Rose de la Montaña \nIn this series\, a fabulous musician joins us for dinner and gives us an intimate opportunity to hear their story\, their journey and their music… \n\n\nThis week we are delighted to welcome Rose de la Montaña\, fingerstyle classical guitarist with a love for solo Latin American guitar music\, where classical and contemporary popular guitar styles meet. Also a bandleader and arranger\, Rose’s devotion to the guitar started from a young age and has continued into tertiary level\, spanning various guitar teachers and music mentors from Australia to Latin America.  \n\n\nWednesday\, May 1st\n6:30pm – 8:30pm\n$30 (inc. dinner)\nTickets through www.trybooking.com/BAELG \n—————————– \n\nIn support of Alisha’s Café Collective’s aim of creating happier people and Casa Cultura’s mission of nurturing a collaborative and connected community that embraces and celebrates diversity\, and in partnership with The Boite\, the Song Appetit series seeks to bring community and artists closer together. \nThese events will be hosted over dinner\, upstairs at Alisha’s\, in a relaxed environment making them not just a show\, but more of a tableside conversation where questions\, retorts and insights are more than welcome. \nTickets:\n$30 (Dinner and convo)\n \nWe will start you off with a cup of chai and then serve a banquet-style dinner with all the deliciousness of Alisha’s exotic (and vegan) menu\, including. Middle East and Europe-inspired flavours.
URL:http://casacultura.org/event/song-appetit-with-rose-de-la-montana/
LOCATION:Upstairs at Alisha’s\, 313 Lygon Street\, Brunswick East\, VIC\, 3057\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Conversation,Dinner and Show,Music
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20190811T130000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20190811T193000
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SUMMARY:Sing + String: Sublime Choir meets Guitar Orchestra
DESCRIPTION:A unique workshop where singers and guitarists come together to form an impromptu choir and guitar orchestra\, learn a special arrangement of two beautiful songsand perform them live on the same day. Led by Ximena Abarca and Rose de la Montaña. \nBeginners welcome. \nSunday\, August 11th\nSaint Charlie Taproom & Grill\n286 Brunswick Street\, Fitzroy\nClick here for map\n \n1:00-2:30pm\nGuitar Workshop with Rose de la Montaña\nBYO acoustic guitar. Scores and tabs will be provided.\nKnowledge of basic chords in first position is all you need.\n$20\, book through trybooking.com/BDXLV \n2:30-4:00pm\nSinging Workshop with Ximena Abarca\nA basic notion of harmony is the only requirement. You don’t need to read music.\n$20\, book through trybooking.com/BDXLV\n \nAre you a guitarist AND singer? Sign up for both workshops!\n$35\, book through trybooking.com/BDXLV \n4:30-5:30pm\nRehearsal. Everybody comes together to practice the 2 songs we learned. \n5:30pm\nConcert with bonus performances by Ximena and Rose. \nIn case you don’t know them… \nRose de La Montaña is a fingerstyle guitarist with a love for solo Latin American guitar music\, where classical and contemporary popular guitar styles meet. Rose’s devotion to the guitar started from a young age and has continued into tertiary level\, spanning various guitar teachers and music mentors from Australia to Latin America. Find out more about her at mountainroseguitar.com \nXimena Abarca is a Chilean pop singer. She debuted in 2003 as a solo artist at the Chilean TV show Protagonistas de la Musica. She won the first place in the TV show giving her the opportunity to perform at one of the biggest music festivals in Latin America: Festival de Viña del Mar. She released her first studio album in 2003 entitled “Punto de Partida” under the Warner label. She released her second album “Pro/Vocacion” in 2005. In this same period she ventured into the world of acting interpreting lead roles on TV and theatre. In 2007 she joined the band Ruch and released a new album “3.0”\, touring extensively around Chile and the Americas. Also this year she signed to be the voice “Kimie” in the American version of the children’s show “Hi-5”. She settled in Australia a few years ago and has been performing\, recording and teaching since her arrival. Her most recent project – Huanchaco – formed in 2010. It’s a World Fusion band who draw influences from a wide spectrum of sounds including Flamenco\, Folk\, Jazz\, Gypsy\, Classical and more. In 2018 2018 Huanchaco toured New Zealand performing in Wellington’s iconic Cuba Street night market and Auckland City Night markets with side shows in local venues. Find our more about her at ximenaabarca.org
URL:http://casacultura.org/event/sing-string/
LOCATION:Saint Charlie Tap Room & Grill\, 386 Brunswick Street\, Fitzroy\, Victoria\, 3065\, Australia
CATEGORIES:All Ages,Music,Singing,Workshop
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