02 DEC 2022 | THE HOLY PRESENCE OF
Ruthless Jabiru and Decibel together in concert for one night only
London chamber orchestra Ruthless Jabiru welcomes into its fold fellow Australian musicians Decibel New Music Ensemble for a massed finale to the latter’s forthcoming UK tour.
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Bass orchestra to perform in Brunel’s Thames Tunnel shaft
Now the beating heart of the Brunel Museum and with a chamber half the size of Shakespeare’s Globe, the Grand Entrance Hall of the historic Thames Tunnel will host its first ever bass orchestra performance as part of the UK/Australia Season.
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Press coverage
- Planet Hugill | Swirling, static energy: Ruthless Jabiru & Decibel New Music Ensemble at Brunel Museum
- I Care If You Listen | Deep and Low: Australian ensembles meet in London tunnel shaft
- Decibel Journal | The Holy Presence of
- The Voice of Cassandre Mixtape | Kelly Lovelady: The Unholy Presence of Climate Emergency
- Southwark News | Climate Refugees Receive Help in Thames Tunnel
- Limelight Magazine | Decibel embarks on its first UK tour
“Energy was conjured from the air, swirled around menacingly and evocatively, and then, abruptly, dispersed.” Florence Anna Maunders reviews Ruthless Jabiru’s collaboration with Decibel New Music Ensemble and soloist Cat Hope, The Holy Presence of, for Planet Hugill. 
Ruthless Jabiru is joined by Australian-based friends Decibel New Music Ensemble in a programme for bass orchestra by Cat Hope, Tansy Davies, Kaija Saariaho, Lindsay Vickery, Pedro Alvarez and Julius Eastman at south London’s Brunel Museum on 02 December. 
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