Earth Music
Come and experience a musical world full of colour and innovation, transporting you from floods and fires to rivers and forests.
Join Adelaide-based flute ensemble Coruscalia Collective as they explore the complex relationships between ecosystems, climate and humanity. Become immersed in soundscapes and melodies that will transport you from hazy eucalypt forests to the chaos of forest fires and dust storms, and the stillness of the desert at dawn. This program of contemporary art music includes works by Australian composers Fran Griffin, Diana Blom and Christopher Sainsbury.
Presented by: Coruscalia Collective
Adelaide flute ensemble Coruscalia Collective brings 21st century music and works of Australian composers into interesting spaces and informal venues. The collective made its debut in the 2023 Adelaide Fringe Festival, and has performed at the Australian Flute Festival, the 2025 World Association of Symphonic Bands and Ensembles (WASBE) Conference in South Korea, and Chamber Music Adelaide’s On the Terrace. The collective is passionate about collaborating with South Australian composers, and has performed works by Adelaide-based composers including David John Lang, Karen De Nardi, Hannah Wilkinson, and Rachel Bruerville.Suitability & warnings
Accessibility
- High audio content
- High visual content
- Suitable for audiences who may not have a comprehensive understanding of the English language
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Presented by: Coruscalia Collective
Adelaide flute ensemble Coruscalia Collective brings 21st century music and works of Australian composers into interesting spaces and informal venues. The collective made its debut in the 2023 Adelaide Fringe Festival, and has performed at the Australian Flute Festival, the 2025 World Association of Symphonic Bands and Ensembles (WASBE) Conference in South Korea, and Chamber Music Adelaide’s On the Terrace. The collective is passionate about collaborating with South Australian composers, and has performed works by Adelaide-based composers including David John Lang, Karen De Nardi, Hannah Wilkinson, and Rachel Bruerville.Social media
