Mirabai Peart
    Mirabai Peart       violinist
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The Noise string quartet
sydney, Australia 

This group formed in a livingroom in Darlinghurst, Sydney, meeting for the pure discovery of what we could create as string players in the realm of free improvisation, often incorporating electronic elements. While mostly identifying as a string quartet, the Noise manifests within varying configurations and collaborations, the core of the group being James Eccles and Oliver Miller. These days I am sadly only involved as a guest member of this Australia-based ensemble, now that I live in the USA. Pictured above is the quartet-Veronique Serret (violin), Mirabai Peart (violin), James Eccles (viola), and Oliver Miller(cello). Our most recent project, driven and produced by Oliver and James, has been the new album of improvised music, 'Noise Stream', released in early 2015.  

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Check out:
'the Noise' website
'Composed Noise' project synopsis on vimeo.
 more Noise video

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Released by Vexations in 2013, this double album contains 7 new works by 7 Australian composers, each incorporating elements of improvisation..
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Sourced from 'the Noise's earlier sessions, this album gives the listener an idea of what is at the core of the ensemble- connection, play, discovery.

“String playing at its uncompromising best” - The BRAG
“Four young players who have taken to improvisation like birds to flying” - John Shand, SMH
“An important concert for our time” - Arts Hub
“Fantastic classical musicians ... a million miles away from classical music”- FBi Radio

REVIEWS: 
'Spontaneous Improvisation'- Classikon 
'Composed Noise' fundraiser concert- Classikon


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