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Wild Violins

Name: Tura
Address: 4/99-101 Francis St, Northbridge, Perth, Western Australia, 6003, Australia
Telephone: +61 (8) 9228 3711
Price range: $

The Wild Violins of Warmun project is an annual residency program with the Ngalangangpum School in Warmun, a remote community in the Kimberley.

The program commenced in 2018, when Tura engaged music educator Hollis Taylor and sound artist Jon Rose to work with the school to create a three week violin experience exploring a range of music skills to create new sound worlds.

The program, now in its sixth year, continues to support community and school goals to capture the experience of Gija Country and culture and share these experiences through sound.