Monique Brumby + the TSO

Presented by Ten Days on the Island and the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra

90 mins

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Credits

Performed by: Monique Brumby and the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra

Conductor: Thomas Rimes

Arrangers: Holly Harrison, Saxon Hornett, Jabra Latham, Thomas Rimes, Jessica Wells & Dean Stevenson

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Tassie’s very own ARIA-winning songwriter Monique Brumby comes to munatrik/Stanley’s beautiful town hall.

Trailblazing musician Monique Brumby has had a 25-year career as a live performer, music producer and recording artist. The two-time ARIA award winning singer-songwriter has created a catalogue of songs characterised by emotional honesty, beauty and integrity. Returning to her home base of Tasmania in 2018, Monique has maintained a busy performance schedule, continuing to create rich, original material whilst contributing to the community as a passionate advocate for social equality and mentor for aspiring artists.

In 2020 Monique embarked on Closer to the Truth, a multi-platform collaboration with the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra which saw the creation of a series of specially commissioned arrangements of selected repertoire spanning her career, including her hit single ‘The Change in Me’ as well as exciting new material. Monique worked with six acclaimed Australian composers to create new arrangements for this ground-breaking collaboration, which premieres in the Stanley Town Hall.