Both my children Calista (violin, piano and vocals) and Lazarus (cello) will be joining me for the second time to help with this very special celebration in my beloved home town of Ocean Grove.

The first set will be the music from Hypnos performed live. Electronic sounds blend with the acoustic trio to take the listener on a hypnotic journey through the inner cosmos. The second will be a collection of songs from the Amanaska album Escape and some rarities! I hope you can join us.

Tickets available from TRY BOOKING

Simon will be performing his new release live on piano and electronics with Lazarus Lewis - cello, Calista Lewis - violin, keys and vocals. This will be a very special and intimate evening of ambient music celebrating his first new release under his own name for quite some time.

TICKETS AVAILABLE HERE

A special lunchtime show with 2 sets of music from the 4 Amanaska releases. Simon will be joined by Raleigh Williams (vocals) Vinod Prasanna (bansuri) and Matt Stonehouse (percussion)

A special lunchtime show with 2 sets of music from the 4 Amanaska releases. Simon will be joined by Raleigh Williams (vocals) Vinod Prasanna (bansuri) and Matt Stonehouse (percussion)

Southern Cross Lane, Melbourne, cnr Bourke and Exhibition 12-2 Free event

As we practice pravana yoga our minds enter into a dance with our bodies. We become integrated via sound, breath and movement to experience the power of connection.

Limited spaces available. Tickets available from HERE

Trudy Radburn is a dancing yogi. She has performed, choreographed, taught and jumped on a mat around the world for over 20 years. Trudy recently founded The Moving Room, a tiny yoga studio in Brunswick and teaches her own ‘moving flow’ vinyasa inspired class to as many people that can squeeze in.

Simon Lewis (aka Pravana) is a professional musician who has been practicing yoga for over 20 years and has spent many years travelling the world performing and recording as Amanaska. Pravana was the result of wanting to create a soundtrack to support yoga practice by calming the mind initially then supporting the movements and rhythms of the body throughout the session, to finish with a peaceful moment for savasana.

As we practice pravana yoga our minds enter into a dance with our bodies. We become integrated via sound, breath and movement to experience the power of connection.

Limited spaces available. Tickets available from HERE

Trudy Radburn is a dancing yogi. She has performed, choreographed, taught and jumped on a mat around the world for over 20 years. Trudy recently founded The Moving Room, a tiny yoga studio in Brunswick and teaches her own ‘moving flow’ vinyasa inspired class to as many people that can squeeze in.

Simon Lewis (aka Pravana) is a professional musician who has been practicing yoga for over 20 years and has spent many years travelling the world performing and recording as Amanaska. Pravana was the result of wanting to create a soundtrack to support yoga practice by calming the mind initially then supporting the movements and rhythms of the body throughout the session, to finish with a peaceful moment for savasana.

Come and enjoy a glass of bubbles in the new yoga space designed and conceived by Trudy Radburn. I will be performing a super chilled DJ set to set the mood for the new space.

Melbourne’s live music scene is one of the best in the world. One reason for the strength of musical expression to emerge from Melbourne comes from the diversity and flexibility of its musicians to work across different scenes. One musician who exemplifies this is woodwind multi-instrumentalist Adam Simmons. During November 2015, Adam will perform 25 concerts with four duets per night with 100 different musicians from rock/pop, jazz, experimental, world, folk, blues, classical, electronica and more.

In addition, Adam will be joined by sound engineer Myles Mumford and Associate Professor John Fitzgerald in creating an installation during the month, illustrating the ways in which the various artists all connect. Myles will be recordings all performances and these will be made available online. This is the beginning of a larger research project for University of Melbourne to create a Melbourne Music Map.

2–30 NOVEMBER 2015
AT CONDUIT ARTS
83 BRUNSWICK ST, FITZROY

MONDAY–SATURDAY: 8–11PM
SUNDAY 29 NOV: 3–6PM
MONDAY 30 NOV: FINAL CELEBRATION 8PM

TICKETS:

VIP – all concerts, free drinks and a guaranteed seat: $300 Individual Concerts: $15

Available at the door or buy online: www.trybooking.com/JJHP

I performed at last years festival with Amanaska and participated in several of the amazing workshops on offer while I was there too. Come down and nourish your body. mind and soul at the Abbostford Convent.

Trudy Radburn and Simon Lewis

As we practice pravana yoga our minds enter into a dance with our bodies. We become integrated via sound, breath and movement to experience the power of connection.

Trudy Radburn is a dancing yogi. She has performed, choreographed, taught and jumped on a mat around the world for over 20 years. She is so grateful to all her teachers locally and globally especially Jayachandran, Angelika Grohmann, Sadie Nardini and Simon Borg Olivier. Trudy recently founded The Moving Room, a tiny yoga studio in Brunswick and teaches her own ‘moving flow’ vinyasa inspired class to as many people that can squeeze in.

Simon Lewis (aka Pravana) is a professional musician who has been practicing yoga for over 20 years and has spent many years travelling the world performing and recording as Amanaska. Pravana was the result of wanting to create a soundtrack to support yoga practice by calming the mind initially then supporting the movements and rhythms of the body throughout the session, to finish with a peaceful moment for savasana.

Simon will be joined by Vinod Prasanna who is a bansuri master (bamboo flute) originally from Varanassi in India, Matt Stonehouse on Middle Eastern percussion, and the wonderful vocals of Raleigh Williams.

Tickets available from here

Deep House & Downtempo audio harmony from  Amanaska combined with the latest photography artwork from Andy Maccoll from 8pm. Loop Bar has just upgraded their sound system and combined with their amazing interior visual space which consists of projected images full screen onto walls plus a separate cinematic viewing room this will be an amazing way to have a little night out with friends and enjoy some incredible music and photography from two of Australia's celebrated artists.

Simon will be joined on stage by Raleigh Williams performing songs from Escpae. They will be joined later in the set by a surprise guest vocalist. Come down and support the school and enjoy some good vibes under the giant oak trees.

To experience art in its purest form is to escape the present reality, embrace your senses and how they receive the art. The more senses encapsulated, the greater the experience.

On Thursday 11th September we will present a joint album launch for the new Amanaska album - Escape & photographic exhibition in conjunction with the opening of Andrew Maccoll’s online print store: andrewmaccoll.com.au

Amanaska’s ethereal tracks will be visually supported and enhanced by Andrew's contrejour style photographs throughout Loop Bar’s visual space to give an unforgettable experience that will satisfy the sense of sight and sound creating a unique sensory energy. 

Musica Viva’s Random Acts of Music

Out of the concert halls and into the streets, Musica Viva’s Random Acts of Music will delight and surprise with spontaneous free music.  

Each Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 6 May until 22 May, Melbourne’s streets will come to life with the sounds of music, featuring Shrewd Brass, Amanaska and Ogham Soup.  

World music outfit, Amanaska layer and mash cultures together in new and exciting ways.  Be taken to the Far East with their rhythmic and melodic sounds.  Their performance will feature voice, trumpet, keyboards, sound-mixing and didgeridoo with Simon Lewis, Janine Maunder and Vinod Prasunna.  Groove to their sounds each Wednesday. 

Speaking about this exciting new project, Helenka King, Victorian State Manager, Musica Viva says, ‘we want to bring the joy of music to the city streets of Melbourne, to surprise and engage with audiences in a new way.  Some people may never have heard a brass ensemble, expecting something only loud or solemn, or even experienced music close up.  We want to change those perceptions, and of course, make beautiful music for all to enjoy.’

Amanaska 

Wednesday 7 May, Wednesday 14 May and Wednesday 21 May at 12 noon at Baptist Church, 174 Collins Street; 12.25pm at Melbourne Town Hall and 12.50pm at 166 Swanston Street. 

Musica Viva’s Random Acts of Music

Out of the concert halls and into the streets, Musica Viva’s Random Acts of Music will delight and surprise with spontaneous free music.  

Each Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 6 May until 22 May, Melbourne’s streets will come to life with the sounds of music, featuring Shrewd Brass, Amanaska and Ogham Soup.  

World music outfit, Amanaska layer and mash cultures together in new and exciting ways.  Be taken to the Far East with their rhythmic and melodic sounds.  Their performance will feature voice, trumpet, keyboards, sound-mixing and didgeridoo with Simon Lewis, Janine Maunder and Vinod Prasunna.  Groove to their sounds each Wednesday. 

Speaking about this exciting new project, Helenka King, Victorian State Manager, Musica Viva says, ‘we want to bring the joy of music to the city streets of Melbourne, to surprise and engage with audiences in a new way.  Some people may never have heard a brass ensemble, expecting something only loud or solemn, or even experienced music close up.  We want to change those perceptions, and of course, make beautiful music for all to enjoy.’

Amanaska 

Wednesday 7 May, Wednesday 14 May and Wednesday 21 May at 12 noon at Baptist Church, 174 Collins Street; 12.25pm at Melbourne Town Hall and 12.50pm at 166 Swanston Street. 

Janine Maunder, James Richmond and Simon will perform live on air just after 11am (EST ) followed by an interview about the group and the current 'Random Acts' performances around Melbourne. You can also tune in via their website http://www.3mbs.org.au

Musica Viva’s Random Acts of Music 3

Out of the concert halls and into the streets, Musica Viva’s Random Acts of Music will delight and surprise with spontaneous free music.  

Each Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 6 May until 22 May, Melbourne’s streets will come to life with the sounds of music, featuring Shrewd Brass, Amanaska and Ogham Soup.  

World music outfit, Amanaska layer and mash cultures together in new and exciting ways.  Be taken to the Far East with their rhythmic and melodic sounds.  Their performance will feature voice, trumpet, keyboards, sound-mixing and didgeridoo with Simon Lewis, Janine Maunder and Vinod Prasunna.  Groove to their sounds each Wednesday. 

Speaking about this exciting new project, Helenka King, Victorian State Manager, Musica Viva says, ‘we want to bring the joy of music to the city streets of Melbourne, to surprise and engage with audiences in a new way.  Some people may never have heard a brass ensemble, expecting something only loud or solemn, or even experienced music close up.  We want to change those perceptions, and of course, make beautiful music for all to enjoy.’

Amanaska 

Wednesday 7 May, Wednesday 14 May and Wednesday 21 May at 12 noon at Baptist Church, 174 Collins Street; 12.25pm at Melbourne Town Hall and 12.50pm at 166 Swanston Street. 

Amanaska with Adam Simmonds @ The Fete

Merri Creek Primary School, Fitzroy North

Simon Lewis’s acclaimed world music outfit mixes elements of electronica with jazz, funk and various musical languages from around the globe. A stunning musical experience not to be missed.