Creatives
Co-Creators
Genevieve Lacey & Erkki Veltheim
Dramaturg
Ruth Little
Sound Designer
Byron Scullin
Lighting Designer
Bosco Shaw (ADDITIVE)
Vocalists
Deborah Kayser & Austin Haynes
Movement Consultant
Ashley Dyer
Costume Designer
Shio Otani
Choral Specialist
Stephen Grant
Participation Producer
Chelsea Byrne
Production Manager
Nathan Evers
Costume Maker
Anna Pontelandolfo
Stage Manager
Jo Leishman
Lighting Associate
Natalia Velasco Moreno
Recording Engineer
James Wilkinson
Supporters
Consort Of The Moon has been assisted by the Australian Government’s Major Festivals Initiative, managed by the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body, in association with the Confederation of Australian International Arts Festivals Inc and commissioned by RISING, Adelaide Festival and Brisbane Festival. Additional support from The Australia Council for The Arts and Besen Family Foundation.
Consort Of The Moon
A communal vocal experience, inspired by the oldest known surviving work of notated music, Hurrian Hymn no.6, co-created by Genevieve Lacey & Erkki Veltheim.
Freya is the lead producer on Consort of The Moon, assisting the artists to develop and deliver the work, and establish partnerships and future opportunities.
Consort of The Moon is a gathering of tongues; a communal choral ritual that bridges the spaces between day and night, human and creature, self and collective.
This twilight gathering is inspired by the oldest known piece of notated song: Hurrian Hymn no 6. - An Ode to Nikkal, Goddess of Orchards and Consrt of The Moon. The music echoes the call of owls, bats and cicadas - bluring lines between human and animal realms in a nocturnal metamorphosis.
Creatives
Co-Creators
Genevieve Lacey & Erkki Veltheim
Dramaturg
Ruth Little
Sound Designer
Byron Scullin
Lighting Designer
Bosco Shaw (ADDITIVE)
Performers
Deborah Kayser & Austin Haynes
Movement Consultant
Ashley Dyer
Participation Producer
Chelsea Byrne
Supporters
Echolalia has been assisted by the Australian Government’s Major Festivals Initiative, managed by the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body, in association with the Confederation of Australian International Arts Festivals Inc.