Category Labyrinth

Labyrinth

Tranquil Music for Labyrinth Walk at Brunswick Heads

Walking the Labyrinth at Centennial Park

A long-term meditator and nature enthusiast, Corrina Bonshek composed Journey to the Centre in 2014 for people to listen to while walking the labyrinth at Centennial Park. This audio work is available to stream or download and listen to via…

Corrina Bonshek
June 1, 2018

Birdsong, Composing, Labyrinth

ABC Radio National Feature on Composer Corrina Bonshek

Corrina Bonshek Walking Centennial Park Labyrinth

Exciting news! Geoff Wood has created 30minute radio feature about my music for his ABC Radio National show ‘The Spirit of Things’. The program was broadcast on Sunday November 23 at 6:05am on ABC Radio National and will be available…

Corrina Bonshek
November 24, 2014

Composing, Labyrinth

Australian Music Centre Magazine Publishes Corrina’s Labyrinth Music Reflection

Corrina's Article on Labyrinth in Australian Music Centre Resonate Magazine

In November, I wrote an article about my experience of composing music for Centennial Park Labyrinth for music industry publication Resonate, the magazine of the Australian Music Centre. Take a look:

Corrina Bonshek
November 23, 2014

Composing, Labyrinth

Centennial Park Labyrinth Opening 15 September 2014

In 2013, I began an amazing musical journey to write a piece of music for the labyrinth at Centennial Park in Sydney. Back then, the labyrinth was a painted path on the grass and I had a handful of musical ideas and a vision of a piece of music that gave listeners a meditation-like experience

Corrina Bonshek
August 31, 2014

Composing, Labyrinth

On Composing Music for Centennial Park Labyrinth

At the heart of my music is a desire to communicate that sense of inner peace, wonder and joy that spontaneously arises when you’re in nature, meditating or contemplating a profound work of art.

Corrina Bonshek
August 31, 2014

Birdsong, Labyrinth

Interview with Marc Anderson of Wild Ambience

Ever heard the roar of a tiger, frogs and insects in Borneo's rainforest at night, or White-handed Gibbons singing? These are just a few of Marc Anderson's favourite sounds that he has recorded.

Corrina Bonshek
August 30, 2014