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Fiona Hill is a composer specialising in electroacoustics and immersive sound.
Drawing on contemporary classical and electronic art music styles, Fiona’s work often explores the dichotomy of the natural and industrial worlds to create a “powerful emotional impact” (The Advertiser). |
Photo: Deep Hill Media
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CIRCUMSTANCE 2020
A Film by Sue Healy
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“Music composed by Fiona Hill makes an enormous contribution to the result. lt is the best match-making between commissioned music and dance that I have come across in years.”
Jill Sykes, SMH 13 Dec 2020 In reaction to the pandemic, 27 dancers defy the lockdown, through the use of a drone to capture their dance. A study in isolation, connection and a precarious place. |
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Imago.
Imago responds to the multi-faceted stories of those affected by forced adoption within Australia as well as societal attitudes and the eventual government apology to the victims.
Imago was a finalist in the APRA AMCOS 2020 Art Music Awards for Work Of The Year Electroacoustic/Sound Art. |
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WORKSHOP
Work Śūnyāta for the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra. Workshopped and recorded with the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra in July. The piece draws on Goddess Mythology, in particular the Neolithic period, for it's inspiration. Beginning from our deep connection with the Earth since the beginning of time a bass drone builds and morphs timbrally into a climactic groan. The second workshop and recording will be on the 13th and 14th July in Tasmania. |
Other Featured Works
PentographyPentography draws its extra musical inspiration from Traditional Chinese Medicine and the five seasons, where each season relates to a particular aspect of the mind, body and spirit.
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HabituateA collaboration between Sydney Dance Company and the Sydney Conservatorium of Music Composing Women. was developed, rehearsed and filmed virtually during lockdown.
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Not a Party Too SoonComposed in collaboration with Alexis Weaver as part of the Sydney Dance Company's PPY18 Revealed performance with Choreographer Ashley Wright. Composition: Fiona Hill and Alexis Weaver
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CONTACTFor music and media enquiries please contact Fiona via email.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTI would like to acknowledge the Gundungurra and Darug people, the traditional custodians of this land on which I work and live and pay my respects to Elders past, present and emerging.
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