Tenth Muse Initiative presents: fresh air

Tenth Muse Initiative presents: fresh air

Join us to experience the intersection between classical, folk and RnB music, in a concert showcasing the depth and breadth of young WA talent across genres. With music including:
🧘 a sound meditation based on field recordings
🎤 a contemporary choral trio
😮 an experimental piece based on the word ‘woah’
💚 folky love songs
💎 AND a mini set by local RnB/soul legend Jewel Owusu

All woven together by the words of local poet Sara Morgillo, this event will have something for everyone. Come and celebrate the creative melting pot that is Boorloo/Perth and take a breath of fresh air.

Featuring compositions by (in alphabetical order):

• Victor Arul
• Izzy French
• Madeline Hammond
• Kate Milligan
• Julia Nicholls
• Jewel Owusu
• Lara Pollard
• Liam Russell

November 21, 2pm, Moana Hall (bar will be open)

Every aspect of this event was created and organised on stolen lands of the Whadjuk Noongar people. We pay our respects to Elders past and present.

Sliding Scale Ticket Prices

We are offering tickets to fresh air on a sliding scale basis – we don’t want finances to be a barrier if you would like to attend our concert. Art music is for everyone, and all are welcome at our events.

Below are guidelines for choosing your ticket price, with the key word being guide: you know your circumstances best. If you would like to pay an amount that is not listed below or require a free ticket, please get in contact at tenthmuseinitiative@gmail.com. No questions asked or proof needed.

Suggested: Standard - $35 Concession - $20 Student - $10

Consider paying less on the scale if you:

• Are supporting children or have other dependents

• Have significant debt

• Are an unpaid community organizer

• Are on JobSeeker/ other government support

• Work in an arts/community role that has been negatively impacted by the pandemic

Consider paying more on the scale if you:

• Can meet all of your basic needs & have an expendable income

• Travel recreationally

• Own the home you live in

• Have investments, retirement accounts, or inherited money

• Have access to family money and resources in times of need

This scale is intended to be a rough map, inviting us all to take inventory of our financial resources and look deeper at our levels of privilege. This is especially important to Tenth Muse given the historical role classical music has played in delineating class and opportunity, broadly excluding women and marginalised people from the industry. Please don’t stress about deciding your ticket price – choose what feels right.