A bi-monthly series for improvised music and avant-garde jazz, TuneNoiseTune celebrates leading artists in exploratory music in Western Australia, and new collaborations between jazz and experimental musicians. It's co-curated by Perth Jazz Society and Tone List.



The eighth concert in the series is the occasion of the debut of the inaugural TuneNoiseTune commission, a new collaboration between Jeremy Segal, Naoko Uemoto and Josiah Padmanabham. Their project explores live instruments interacting with generative, poly temporal step-sequencing: complex, computer-generated rhythms tumbling around virtuosic guitar and saxophone melodics. This is an exciting new venture from mainstays of Boorloo’s popular music scene and up-and-comers to the space of experimental and improvised sound.



Also on the night will be a solo performance by the prolifically imaginative Lana Rothnie, whose music is influenced equally by jazz, neo-soul, noise and various forms of electronic music. Across projects as diverse as the explanation-defying Seacrest Gardens with Ian Apau Main Walker, where medieval harpsichords, brass ensembles, post-minimalist riffs, spoken word and brittle digital synthesis intermingle, and the complex and unpredictable pop of her own ensemble, Lana is one of this city’s most impressive experimentalists - and musicians in general. Amidst all the genre-trouble, it’s achingly beautiful, lyrical music.



Doors are at 7pm, with performances taking place at 7:30pm and 8:30pm.



Accessibility information: The four5nine is not easily wheelchair accessible. Arrangements can be made to access the venue from the doors on Fitzgerald St; staff can assist with access via the single step. Please contact us to arrange this. Wheelchair accessible bathrooms are available in the courtyard of the Rosemount Hotel. The music may at times be very loud. Seating available in the venue is limited.



TuneNoiseTune is a co-presentation of Tone List and the Perth Jazz Society, and is proudly supported by the Western Australian Government through the Department of Local Government, Sports and Cultural Industries, and through the generosity of Carl Erbrich. Tone List and the Perth Jazz Society acknowledge the Whadjuk Noongar people as the custodians of the land on which we live and work and pay respects to Elders and custodians past, present & emerging.

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