Topology

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Michael Nyman - And Do They Do 1 05:27 Tools
Michael Nyman - And Do They Do 2 04:16 Tools
String Quartet 20:18 Tools
Michael Nyman - And Do They Do 3 03:44 Tools
John Adams - Pat's Aria from Nixon in China 06:42 Tools
John Babbage - Millennium Bug 01:48 Tools
Michael Nyman - And Do They Do 4 04:47 Tools
Philip Glass - Knee Play IV from Einstein on the Beach 06:48 Tools
X174 06:13 Tools
Robert Davidson - McLibel 1 07:56 Tools
John Rodgers - Viv's Bum Dance 09:52 Tools
Chop Chop 09:55 Tools
Above Ground 23:12 Tools
Robert Davidson - McLibel 2 04:02 Tools
Elena Kats-Chernin - Variations in a Serious Black Dress 09:55 Tools
Millennium Bug 01:47 Tools
OutInOut 09:55 Tools
Centaur I Obsidian 03:36 Tools
I have a dream - MLK 03:36 Tools
Centaur II Jasper 03:36 Tools
Centaur III Heliotrope 02:22 Tools
Exterior I 03:46 Tools
Exterior II 07:02 Tools
Centaur IV Sapphire 09:47 Tools
And Do They Do - I 05:26 Tools
Difference Engine I 02:30 Tools
Knee Play Iv 06:46 Tools
Difference Engine II 03:33 Tools
Difference Engine III 01:29 Tools
Pat's Aria 06:39 Tools
Tyalgum#1 01:29 Tools
And Do They Do - Iii 03:43 Tools
Mere Malady 04:11 Tools
Tyalgum#2 03:33 Tools
And Do They Do - Ii 04:15 Tools
And Do They Do - Iv 04:43 Tools
Viv's Bum Dance 09:49 Tools
Variations in a Serious Black Dress 09:49 Tools
Fantasia 09:49 Tools
Tyalgum#3 09:49 Tools
Round Roads 09:49 Tools
McLibel 00:00 Tools
Strata#3 00:00 Tools
Mclibel - I 00:00 Tools
Exterior (part 1) 00:00 Tools
Mclibel - Ii 00:00 Tools
Tyalgum 00:00 Tools
Junction Road 00:00 Tools
Jewel 00:00 Tools
Big Decisions The Whitlam Dismissal (Movement I Part i) The Dismissal 00:00 Tools
Not Now! Not Ever! (Julia Gillard) 00:00 Tools
Kagu Ya Hime 11:47 Tools
Generations 11:47 Tools
Strata#1 11:47 Tools
Tyalgum I 11:47 Tools
I am Petrified 11:47 Tools
Big Decisions The Whitlam Dismissal (Movement I Part iI) Keating and Kerr 11:47 Tools
Strata#2 11:47 Tools
Love Scene 11:47 Tools
Nope, nope, nope! (Tony Abbott) 11:47 Tools
And Do They Do 1 11:47 Tools
Paramel VI 11:47 Tools
Schadenfreude 11:47 Tools
And Do They Do 4 11:47 Tools
Unrepresentative Swill 11:47 Tools
You May Laugh 11:47 Tools
Big Decisions The Whitlam Dismissal Fair Play 11:47 Tools
And Do They Do 3 11:47 Tools
Big Decisions The Whitlam Dismissal Men That We Can Trust 11:47 Tools
Big Decisions The Whitlam Dismissal Looping Heads 11:47 Tools
Big Decisions The Whitlam Dismissal Remembrance Day 11:47 Tools
And Do They Do 2 11:47 Tools
φX174 11:47 Tools
We Apologise (Kevin Rudd) 11:47 Tools
Strata I 11:47 Tools
Five Minutes From Machine 11:47 Tools
Throbology 11:47 Tools
McLibel 2 11:47 Tools
Big Decisions The Whitlam Dismissal Kerr's Cur 11:47 Tools
Schadenfreude Sky Blue 11:47 Tools
A Stain On Our Souls (Tony Abbott) 11:47 Tools
Spiral 11:47 Tools
Sleep 11:47 Tools
Glare of Fire 11:47 Tools
Melancholy Duty (Robert Menzies) 11:47 Tools
The Dismissal (Gough Whitlam, et al) 11:47 Tools
One Thing Remains (John Curtin) 11:47 Tools
Millenium Bug 11:47 Tools
We Took The Children From Their Mothers (Paul Keating) 11:47 Tools
Lavaliere 11:47 Tools
Static 11:47 Tools
That Which is Not Fleeting 11:47 Tools
Evolution 11:47 Tools
Above Ground III 11:47 Tools
I Lie Sent Men To Ease (Malcolm Fraser) 11:47 Tools
Schadenfreude Twilight 11:47 Tools
We Will Rise (James Scullin) 11:47 Tools
Dark Hour (Billy Hughes) 11:47 Tools
Lightning Field - Darkness / Illumination: Darkness 11:47 Tools
SCAT (because we all have voices and stories to tell): 3 11:47 Tools
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Topology is increasingly recognised as one of Australia’s leading new music ensembles. Their energetic, full-blooded sound belies their compact instrumentation. Since forming in 1997, Topology has built a solid audience, and regularly performs to sold-out houses around Australia. The group's concerts are broadcast nationally by the ABC. Nothing if not flexible, Topology is often found in the theatre, in art galleries, clubs, accompanying silent film, even supporting pop groups such as Savage Garden in 10000-seat arenas. But their typical home is in the concert hall; in addition to their annual concert series, they are frequently featured in festivals. The group has given a wide range of performances, from experimental Fluxus music at the Queensland Art Gallery to the Sydney Olympic Arts Festival, playing nightly The Marriage of Figaro, directed by Neil Armfield and starring Geoffrey Rush. In between shows, they performed the opening concert for the Sydney Spring Festival (where they received Best Ensemble Award in 1999), and were resident ensemble at the University of Western Sydney. Topology continues to work with and consult with many international composers, including those from Canada (Tim Brady), the UK (Andrew Poppy, Michael Nyman, Jeremy Peyton Jones), the US (William Duckworth, Terry Riley, Steve Reich, Philip Glass, Carl Stone, Paul Dresher) and with many Australian composers. In addition to organising their own concerts, Topology has been engaged by many festivals and organisations, including the * Olympics Arts Festival * Brisbane Festival * Sydney Spring Festival * Brisbane and Queensland Biennials * Queensland Symphony Orchestra * Musical Asylum * Brisbane International Film Festival * Queensland Arts Council * Playing Australia In 1998 Topology were included in the cast as musicians for the Queensland Theatre Company’s production of the Marriage of Figaro, starring Geoffrey Rush and Robyn Nevin, directed by Neil Armfield. The production was revived for the Sydney 2000 Olympics Arts Festival, showing at the Sydney Opera House. While in Sydney, Topology returned to Roger Woodward’s Sydney Spring Festival, where in1999 they were awarded Best Ensemble, followed by a capacity-audience standing ovation performance in the Opera House Concert Hall. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.