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The Music of Daft Punk Reimagined
 

Daft Punk composed by legendary French electronic music duo Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo and Thomas Bangalter are widely regarded as one of the most influential acts in dance music history.  Phoenix Collective will reinterpret their iconic beats through the lens of a string quartet as Daft Punk’s synths, drum machines and vintage vocoders are translated into violin, viola and cello.

Phoenix Collective includes some of Australia’s most accomplished and high-profile musicians including Violin and Artistic Director Dan Russell, Violin Pip Thompson, Viola Ella Brinch and Cello Andrew Wilson. 

 

Event details

Venue: Zenith Theatre, Cnr Mcintosh & Railway Streets, Chatswood
Bookings: https://www.culturebites.net.au/

Start Date: Sunday 14 August 2022

Dates: Sunday 14 August 4pm
Prices: $29 to $49 / Family $140 (Rec for ages 12+)

 

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