“ACO Underground”

ACO Underground performing ACO Underground live at The Standard, Sydney from December 2012.Set list: (0:00) Sometimes You Wait By Richard Tognetti Feat. Satu Vanska; (3:32) Oasis By Joseph Tawadros Feat. Joe And James Tawadros; (7:46) Satu Introduces The Musicians; (8:56) Caprice No.5 In A Minor By Nicolo Paganini Feat. Richard Tognetti And Satu Vanska; (11:29) Satu On A Sunday Feeling; (13:57) Finnish Hymn By Hans Leo Hassler Feat. Satu Vanska And Brian Ritchie; (17:54) Prospector’s Quartet By Jonny Greenwood (From The Film There Will Be Blood); (20:42) Wenn Ich Mir Was Wunschen Durfte By Friedrich Hollaender Feat. Satu Vanska; (23:02) Excerpt From Electric Counterpoint By Steve Reich Feat. Jonny Greenwood; (27:47) Satu Introduces The Psychic Trauma; (30:12) Detune II By Jonny Greenwood (From The Film There Will be Blood); (31:19) Movement Two From String Quartet No.8 By Dmitri Shostakovich; (34:11) Movement Three From Five Movements By Anton Webern; (35:10) Milk It By Kurt Cobain / Richard Tognetti Feat. Satu Vanska; (41:14) Da Pacem Domine By Arvo Part; “That’s the idea behind ACO Underground: to get people together who are curious about and interested in skipping musical boundaries” – Satu Vnsk (ACO Underground founder)If you’ve had the pleasure of hearing classical music, you know it can be a cathartic experience. But what about when the boundaries between bands and composers like Radiohead and Bach or Vivaldi and Nirvana are blurred to create an amalgam of grunge, rock and classical music?Led by multi-talented founder and frontwoman Satu Vnsk, that’s exactly what this electro-acoustic collective (ACO standing for Australian Chamber Orchestra) presented at The Standard in December; an evening of genre-bending ballads, German cabaret and grunge classics, starring special guests Brian Ritchie (Violent Femmes), Jim Moginie (Midnight Oil), Joseph and James Tawadros, and Radiohead’s Jonny Greenwood..