Move Records Australian classical & art music, est. 1968

Kim Sanders

Kim Sanders is a multi-instrumentalist heard on Move recordings on mey, ney and keval, reed and end-blown flutes from Middle Eastern and related traditions.

Those colours sit inside the extended studio version of the original soundtrack Serenades (MD 3237), music shaped for the Australian film of the same name and praised for its cross-cultural atmosphere.

Sanders is also among the performers on Passage (MD 3103), score written for contemporary works by the Aboriginal Islander Dance Theatre.

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Front cover art for Serenades (Original Soundtrack)

Serenades (Original Soundtrack)

Davood A. Tabrizi's haunting score for Mojgan Khadem's film Serenades was extended in the studio so the album stands alone, away from the motion picture, as a complete listening experience.

Performer: Mey, Ney, Keval
Front cover art for Passage

Passage

Tony Lewis composed these scores for the Aboriginal Islander Dance Theatre between 1986 and 1988. Commissioned for contemporary dance works, they explore meeting points between Aboriginal and European societies and how Aboriginal people engage with modern Australia.

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