The Musical Garden

The Musical Garden

Ben Dollman, violin

Anna Webb, viola

Kim Worley, cello

Sunday 27 August, 3–4 pm
Lifeflow Studio

Enjoy an afternoon of musical delights from three Lifeflow members celebrating the wonders of nature… Plants, flowers and the patterns of natural life have been the source of inspiration for many composers over the centuries.

In this program you’ll hear vibrant music from 17th century England, gems from Johann Sebastian Bach’s ‘Goldberg Variations’, some earthy folk tunes from around the world and a few newly composed pieces on Australian flora and fauna for good measure!

Join us at the Lifeflow Studio for a fun and light-hearted wander through musical fields of green and gold.

Ben Dollman

Ben Dollman violinist

Ben Dollman is one of Australia’s leading performers on baroque violin, having held the position of Principal 2nd violin in the Australian Brandenburg Orchestra for over fifteen years.

Based in Adelaide, he plays leading roles for Adelaide Baroque and Ensemble Galante, whilst also being a member of theatrical musical duo ‘Dual Aura’ with Danish recorder player Monica Schmidt Andersen and Victorian-based Evergreen Ensemble.

He also teaches meditation for the Lifeflow Meditation Centre and holds a Masters degree in Environmental Studies, maintaining a strong interest in how mindfulness and arts practice can influence issues of social importance such as environmental awareness.

Anna Webb

Anna Webb

Anna performs extensively as a chamber musician in Australia, playing Modern and Classical viola, Baroque viola and Baroque violin.

She appears regularly in Adelaide Baroque, the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra, Ensemble Galante, Genesis Baroque and the Australian Romantic and Classical Orchestra.

She is a founding member and co-manager of Kegelstatt Ensemble, and was a founding member of  Zephyr Quartet in Adelaide and Quartz in Melbourne. 

Anna is also a passionate and highly regarded teacher of violin and viola. She has a background in languages and linguistics, and qualifications in Arts and Education.

Kim Worley

Kim Worley

Kim is in the unique position of being a professional cellist, operatic singer, conductor and director, and balances his musical engagements between these freelance activities, as well as his private teaching studio.

Kim brings a wealth and breadth of experience to his music-making. He has performed with the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra, Orchestra Victoria and the Australian Romantic and Classical Orchestra, and is a core member of Adelaide-based multi-instrumental outfit Kegelstatt Ensemble.  He appears regularly in the chorus of the State Opera of South Australia and has sung the role of Acis in “Acis and Galatea” with Co-Opera. Kim also co-founded the early music ensemble Adelaide Cantata Band, with which he has been vocal soloist, continuo cellist and director/conductor. 

Sunday 27 August, 3–4 pm

Light refreshments will be served after the concert.

Tickets 
General admission – $44
Members – $40

Lifeflow Studio
8/259 Glen Osmond Rd, Frewville
Plenty of onsite parking available

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SALA

SALA LIMINAL SPACE
SALA LIMINAL SPACE

About the Exhibition

Working with geometric forms and the abstract spatial relationship between form, colour and space this collection of textile works explores the notion of liminality and transitory states.

Having worked as a designer & maker the artist embodies a deep interest in the current contemporary landscape and social fabric, and explores this in abstract form through rug making techniques.

Reflecting on the past year where the world as we knew it slowed or stopped, time and place became intangible as our collective mindset grappled with the realisation that we were no longer in the world we once knew, nor on the path we thought we were traveling. We are betwixt and between. We are in liminal space.

This exhibition Liminal Space seeks to provide an opportunity to experience the quality of ambiguity, to question the states of existence and to redefine the boundaries of identity in this pivotal transitory period in time.

About the Artist

Jaquie Hagan

Thank you to our local sponsors

Wines by Adelaide Hills Artisan Winery, Mr & Mrs Robinson Co.

Catering by FEED ME by Drakes.

sala sponsors

Exploring the notion of liminality and transitory states through the application of rug making techniques, don’t miss

 LIMINAL SPACE 

Closing Night 

Friday 10 September, 6.30 pm – 8 pm

Complimentary cocktail food, wine & refreshments 
Piano performance by Mark Ferguson
Free admission

RSVP ESSENTIAL limited capacity: book your ticket here

Lifeflow Studio
8/259 Glen Osmond Rd, Frewville

Free car parking cnr of Avenue Rd & North St, access via Avenue Rd, or plenty of on street parking

CFS Bushfire Fundraiser

CFS Bushfire Fundraiser Event

Lifeflow Meditation Centre

CFS Bushfire Fundraiser

Dr Graham Williams, Lifeflow Director presents

‘Keeping cool in the heat of the moment’

followed by a guided meditation

100% of proceeds go to Lifeflow’s local Country Fire Service:

 Nairne CFS

A crisis brings us face to face with the main purpose of meditation. This is to develop the ability to keep our minds calm in the heat of the moment.

DR GRAHAM WILLIAMS

“A crisis brings us face to face with the main purpose of meditation. This is to develop the ability to keep our minds calm in the heat of the moment. We are then more able to see clearly, feel deeply and respond skilfully.

When an event, like the recent bushfires, hits us out of the blue, we need all the resources we can muster to deal with it. And being able to be mentally and emotionally steady is such an important one.”

This is a wonderful chance for the Lifeflow community to say thank you and give back to the Nairne CFS. 100% of the proceeds from the event will go towards purchasing additional equipment that can be used in the field. They are currently looking at purchasing a thermal imaging camera and a positive pressure fan.

Additional donations will be accepted on the night and a raffle will also be held. Don’t forget to bring some extra gold coins for the raffle 😊

Thursday 20 February

5.45 pm Light refreshments provided by Kerrie McNeil of Two Hills and a Creek. 

6–7 pm Presentation with Dr Graham Williams ‘Keeping cool in the heat of the moment’ followed by guided meditation

General admission – $30 pp

Additional donations will be accepted on the night and a raffle will also be held.

Lifeflow Studio
8/259 Glen Osmond Rd, Frewville
Plenty of onsite parking available

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