SET TIMES: Fri 29 Mar 11:30 AM - Fitzroy Stage | Sat 30 Mar 3:50 PM - Flute and Fiddle Stage | Sun 31 Mar 11:20 AM - Marquee Stage
Moving Home
East of West’s second album Moving Home offers a fresh set of original compositions by Bosnian-Australian double bass player Goran Gajić. Over the four years of their collaboration, the trio’s musicians have developed an intuitive musical relationship which emerges through their dynamic interplay, virtuosic unison melodies and expressive soloing, interspersed with moments of mesmerising musical sparseness. Gajić’s compositions explore gentle melodic motifs nested in uptempo passages set to Balkan-influenced rhythms. Moving Home is a finalist for ARIA 2023 World Music Album of the year as well as Traditional Folk Album of The Year in Australian Folk Music Awards 2023.
Previous events
East of West - House Concert - Brisbane
(AEST, UTC+10) (AEST, UTC+10)
One set, free entry
Moving Home album tour - Melbourne - with SARAY Iluminado
(AEDT, UTC+11) (AEDT, UTC+11)
Good Shepherd Chapel - Abbotsford Convent, 1 St Heliers St, Abbotsford VIC 3067
$30/$20
KADINELIA - Greek Fringe 2023 - Australia Tour | Support act : East of West
Queensland Multicultural Centre , 102 Main St, Kangaroo Point QLD 4169, Australia
East of West is playing a support set for KADINELIA - Greek Fringe 2023 - Australia Tour
$45
SET TIMES:
Fri 22 Sep 2023 9:15 PM Rugby Club
Sat 23 Sep 2023 4:45 PM Anglican Hall
Sun 24 Sep 2023 11:30 AM Saddleback Room
WORKSHOP:
Sat 23 Sep 2023 2:45 PM Bosnian Music Workshop
As Humph Hall seating is limited, bookings are strongly advised.
Donation based ticket price (suggested price $25)
Full price $30, Concession $15
Ticket link coming soon (save the date)
On June 2, East of West will launch their second album ‘Moving Home’ with a fresh set of original compositions by Bosnian-born double bass player Goran Gajić. Over the four years of their collaboration, the trio has developed an intuitive musical relationship, which emerges through their dynamic interplay, virtuosic unison melodies and expressive soloing, interspersed with moments of mesmerising musical sparseness.
General Admission $40, Concession $25