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More info about Peter’s projects, albums and tour dates at peterknightmusic.com
July 2, 2012
Helen Mountfort performs Soliloquy a solo ‘cello piece originally written and performed in Swift, a dance piece devised and performed with dancer Ros Warby and designer Margie Medlin. Soliloquy is inspired by and pays homage to the music of extraordinary Armenian composer and duduk player Djivan Gasparyan. Helen writes music for film, dance and theatre and composes and performs with three Melbourne bands.
Visit Helen’s bands
My Friend the Chocolate Cake
Fine Blue Thread
Cosmo Cosmolino
February 24, 2012
I’m experimenting with Vimeo. If anyone has problems with it or comments please send me an email
Catch pianist Colin Hopkins at home where he uses all his improvisatory skills in an attempt to revive the wooden man – his only remaining audience member (besides the dog) – and finds the job a little more challenging than he first anticipated! Never the less, this unusual, spontaneous and yet surprisingly melodic journey remains worthy of a listen by those of us still living…
February 18, 2012
Julia Messenger sings Telepathy in her studio in Melbourne accompanied on piano by Mark Fitzgibbon. This is an acoustic version of the song that appears on her album “Productions & Collaborations”. Downtempo and Jazzy. She connects telepathically with her lover to find out he’s with someone else – but she doesn’t care.
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May 21, 2011
Lamine Sonko singing about the Senegalese traditional wrestling game. The names in the song are the big wrestling champions in Senegal. Pape Moussa Sonko (Lamine’s brother) is mentioned in the song, he is a wrestler and also a very famous dancer.
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laminesonko.com
May 13, 2011
Fiona Roake made the trip across the Tasman from New Zealand to Australia in the mid 90s to study theatre. In this song she combines her lifelong love of music and spoken word to capture the feeling of losing your motherland when you call a new place home.
May 5, 2011
Life is a masquerade my dear, would you like to come to the ball?
Mikelangelo has spent many years touring the globe with his acclaimed Kabaret Noir ensemble The Black Sea Gentlemen and with Olivier award winning contemporary circus/vaudeville show La Clique. He now lives in Melbourne, where he continues to work solo and with the Black Sea Gentlemen. He also fronts Surf ‘n’ Western rock ’n’ roll band Mikelangelo and the Tin Star, and performs his love songs and lullabies with sultry songbird Saint Clare and underground legend JP Shilo.
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Mikelangelo and the Black Sea gentlemen
Mikelangelo’s grooming blog
Mikelangelo and Saint Clare
The Tinstar
April 12, 2011
David Bridie sings The Centre Cannot Hold from the Fiasco album by My Friend the Chocolate Cake.
David says of this song -
From the W B yeats poem..”things fall apart, the centre cannot hold”..a war reflection..pretty simple tune, just blocked piano and droning strings … listened to Robert Wyatt’s “stalingrad” off “nothing can stop us” and then saw a doco set in Kabul in the winter time during the current war .. the parallel struck me…. there’s lighter songs on the album, this aint one of them:)
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My Friend the Chocolate Cake
And have a listen to their music on iTunes

March 31, 2011
Kate and Adam and Ariel Valent, together known as Invention in Time, perform Fast Giraffe from their latest CD Falling by Design. Played on marimba (wooden) and vibraphone (metal) this piece is one of the duo’s more jazzy, up-beat original compositions.
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July 3, 2012
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