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  • Location Victoria, AU

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    Last Login: 9/18/2010

    Member Since 10/22/2008

    Type of Label Unsigned

  • Bio

    .. .. .... ..Golden Fur is a new music project by three young Melbourne musicians who are re-imagining chamber music in the realms of experimental music and the avant-garde. Thanks to Golden Fur and their collaborators, the seemingly discrete worlds of classical, experimental and indie/DIY music are about to collide..... James, Judith and Sam are kindred spirits, simultaneously inhabiting the worlds of chamber music and the local indie/experimental scene. They formed Golden Fur in 2007 as an idealistic and rebellious project which would synthesise their classical training and their yearning to break away from the often 'cloistered' world of the classical scene..... Golden Fur's quest is to bring a new sonic palette to chamber music, creating a dialogue with the language of experimental music as well as that of visual art. Golden Fur engage with contemporary classical music in youthfully iconoclastic style, adding volume, volatility and theatricality by means of built instruments, electronics, amplification and computers.......Stunning contemporary classical interpretations…Golden Fur are changing the shape of chamber music without forsaking its roots... – The Age, 20/12/08 .... ..In performance, the trio displayed a versatile intelligence and totally engaging musicality in their approach to the diverse, and at times challenging, sonic terrain... – Resonate Magazine, 31/01/09...... .....particularly engaging and challenging. They revealed the increasing slippage between current contemporary classical and exploratory sound and music practices, .. - RealTime Magazine, 06/09/09......

  • Members

    ..Sam Dunscombe:.. Clarinets, Laptop. .. ..Judith Hamann:.. Cello, Voice, Harp. .. ..James Rushford:.. Piano, Viola, Organ. .. ..Collaborators:.. Anthony Pateras, Marco Fusinato, Alex Garsden, Kate Neal, Aviva Endean, Scott Tinkler, Natasha Anderson, Francis Plagne, Sean Baxter, Clinton Green, Deborah Kayser, Peter Neville, Brigid Burke, Thembi Soddell, Neil Sweeney, Josephine Rowe, Joe Talia, Erkki Veltheim, Timothy Phillips, Matthias Schack-Arnott, Patrick O/Brien, Jessica Aszodi, Sophie Brous, Donna Coleman, Kim Tan, Lizzy Welsh, Eugene Ughetti et al.

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Golden Fur is a new music project by three young Melbourne musicians who are re-imagining chamber music in the realms of experimental music and the avant-garde. Thanks to Golden Fur and their collaborators, the seemingly discrete worlds of classical, experimental and indie/DIY music are about to collide.

James, Judith and Sam are kindred spirits, simultaneously inhabiting the worlds of chamber music and the local indie/experimental scene. They formed Golden Fur in 2007 as an idealistic and rebellious project which would synthesise their classical training and their yearning to break away from the often 'cloistered' world of the classical scene.

Golden Fur's quest is to bring a new sonic palette to chamber music, creating a dialogue with the language of experimental music as well as that of visual art. Golden Fur engage with contemporary classical music in youthfully iconoclastic style, adding volume, volatility and theatricality by means of built instruments, electronics, amplification and computers.

Stunning contemporary classical interpretations…Golden Fur are changing the shape of chamber music without forsaking its roots. – The Age, 20/12/08

In performance, the trio displayed a versatile intelligence and totally engaging musicality in their approach to the diverse, and at times challenging, sonic terrain. – Resonate Magazine, 31/01/09

...particularly engaging and challenging. They revealed the increasing slippage between current contemporary classical and exploratory sound and music practices, - RealTime Magazine, 06/09/09

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October 22, 2008

Members:

Sam Dunscombe: Clarinets, Laptop.
Judith Hamann: Cello, Voice, Harp.
James Rushford: Piano, Viola, Organ.
Collaborators: Anthony Pateras, Marco Fusinato, Alex Garsden, Kate Neal, Aviva Endean, Scott Tinkler, Natasha Anderson, Francis Plagne, Sean Baxter, Clinton Green, Deborah Kayser, Peter Neville, Brigid Burke, Thembi Soddell, Neil Sweeney, Josephine Rowe, Joe Talia, Erkki Veltheim, Timothy Phillips, Matthias Schack-Arnott, Patrick O/Brien, Jessica Aszodi, Sophie Brous, Donna Coleman, Kim Tan, Lizzy Welsh, Eugene Ughetti et al.

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Concert III

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