Fractio Modi

Looking forward to Saturday!!

We're delighted to be joined by cellist Dan Curro for The Language of Song on June 6!

Dan Curro is an accomplished cellist known for his eclectic musical interests and dynamic performance style. He began his cello studies with Helen Holt before continuing with Matthew Farrell, Roseanne Hunt, and later with Howard Penny. At the Queensland Conservatorium, Dan studied contemporary improvisation under John Rogers and Ken Edie, shaping his distinctive and versatile approach to music-making.

As a historically informed performer, Dan has a particular passion for 19th-century Western art music. He regularly plays baroque cello with ensembles including the Australian Brandenburg Orchestra, Badinerie Players, and Pinchgut Opera. Throughout his career, Dan has explored an abundance of musical styles, including baroque, classical, Latin, tango, jazz, hip hop, and contemporary music. Recently, his focus has been on performing new music with Black Square Quartet, collaborating with local composers such as Thomas Green and Robert Davidson. His work with the quartet reflects his commitment to innovation and his passion for expanding the boundaries of string quartet repertoire.

Come hear Dan at St. Brigid's at 7pm on June 6!

Tickets here: https://4mbs.sales.ticketsearch.com/sales/salesevent/162389

Kingdom of Heaven is this Saturday—come hear Philip Griffin (oud, lute, baritone) and Aaron Brown (rebec) playing music from the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries!

March 14, 7pm
St. Brigid's Church, Red Hill
Tickets at the door or online: https://www.trybooking.com/DJHYU

Kingdom of Heaven is in ten days, and we are thrilled to be joined by Nawres Al-Freh!

Nawres Al-Freh brings extensive experience to the world of music, specialising in classical and Arabic violin, Joza, and Kamancha. His musical journey began at the Baghdad Conservatorium and culminated in a degree from the Jordanian Conservatorium.

Passionate about both folk and classical music, Nawres focuses on Iraqi and Arabic traditions, particularly traditional maqams, ancient musical modes that reflect the rich heritage of his culture. He has performed at numerous festivals and ethnomusicology projects across Europe, the Middle East, and Australia. Throughout his career, Nawres has collaborated with renowned musicians globally and has worked alongside many of Australia’s leading world music artists.

Come hear Nawres on Saturday, March 14, at 7pm at St. Brigid's Red Hill!

Tickets at the door or online: https://www.trybooking.com/DJHYU

Our 2026 season is live! Can’t wait to bring some incredible music to a venue near you.

Thanks to the Hinterland Times for this feature in advance of our Christmas concert this Saturday in Witta! Hope to see you there—7pm, White Eagle Lodge!

CREATIVE CUTS

Fractio Modi

Formed in New York City in 2018, early music ensemble Fractio Modi, whose lineup includes Aaron Brown (rebec), Philip Griffin (oud and lute), Tunji Beier (hand percussion), Madeline Gibbs (soprano), and Anne Levitsky (soprano), moved to Brisbane in 2022 with Artistic Director Anne Levitsky

Full Article Here: https://www.sunnycoastmedia.com.au/post/creative-cuts-fractio-modi



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We're looking forward to our concert at the University of Queensland School of Music next week, and hope you'll join us there! This video features one of the pieces on the program, the traditional Sefardic "La rosa enflorece."

La rosa enflorece This is "La rosa enflorece" by Anne Levitsky on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.

For anyone looking for more music during Holy Week! We're performing on the UQ School of Music's Lunchtime Concert Series on April 17, at 1pm. The program features pieces from our Religion of Love and Domna programs, and it's free!

Details:

UQ School of Music Lunchtime Concert Series
Thursday, April 17
1pm
Nickson Room (Zelman Cowen, Room 434)
Free Admission

The Religion of Love Travel to medieval Spain with Fractio Modi and hear music from Christian, Jewish, and Muslim traditions.

Thank you to John Patton and Weekend Notes for this glowing review!

Domna Lady - Review