The Substation/ Melbourne International Jazz Festival/ William Barton and Nduduzo Makhathini/
$55 General Admission
$45 Concession
Tickets available via Melbourne International Jazz Festival
PRESENTED BY MELBOURNE INTERNATIONAL JAZZ FESTIVAL
In a very special Melbourne International Jazz Festival collaboration, formidable Blue Note pianist, Nduduzo Makhathini (South Africa), will be joined by distinguished ARIA winner, and Kalkadungu man, William Barton at The Substation.
As skilled improvisers and composers, both artists are renowned for masterfully weaving a thread between Western classical and jazz traditions, and the rich soundscapes of their cultural and spiritual musical heritage. Barton's peerless profile as a composer, vocalist and didgeridoo player has awarded him the title of the world’s pre-eminent didgeridoo musician. In a truly unique genre-defying pairing, Barton and Makhathini will combine forces to unveil a rapturous musical encounter that promises to cross borders, expand horizons and create new musical languages that speak to culture, country and beyond.
Featuring a specially commissioned composition by Barton and reimaginings of their respective original works, together these acclaimed artists will craft an unmissable live experience, putting their prodigious musical talent on full display for MIJF audiences.
ACCESS
The Substation is wheelchair accessible and gender neutral accessible toilets are available. Visitors may enter The Substation using the ramp or stairs at the main entrance. There is a lift on the ground floor, to the left of the foyer, providing access to levels 1 and 2.
LEARN MORE ABOUT THE FESTIVAL
The Substation is just one of many venues across Melbourne that comes alive during Australia's largest jazz festival from 20 to 29 October.
The full program will be announced 29 August. Visit the Melbourne International Jazz Festival website for more details.
BUY TICKETS
Tickets are available via the Melbourne International Jazz Festival website.
For any ticketing enquiries or general questions please contact Melbourne International Jazz Festival at info@melbournejazz.com or on +61 3 9001 1388.
Presented by Melbourne International Jazz Festival.
