Water Rhythms

Rhythm, water and movement

Go with the flow and move with the music.

Be enchanted by the rhythm and flow of water in this dynamic performance as these talented performers bring together music, movement and visual storytelling.

Through an engaging blend of percussion, soundscapes, and contemporary dance, students explore how rhythm and movement can reflect the natural world.

As the performers respond to each other in real time, students learn to listen deeply, interpret sound through movement, and express themselves through their own bodies. This highly immersive show encourages students to connect rhythm and motion, sparking new ways of thinking about music, dance and self-expression. 

 

RYUJI HAMADA TAIKO, SHINOBUE, PERCUSSION
HARUKA KUNIMUNE TAIKO, PERCUSSION
BRIDGET MCALLISTER DANCE

Suitability
Suitable for students up to Year 8.

Links to other learning
English, HASS, Health and Physical Education, Mathematics, The Arts

Generously supported by Anthony Strachan

"We loved how interactive the performers were prepared to be with our youngest students. They enjoyed the drums and loved having a go!"
— Red Hill Special School, QLD

Meet Water Rhythms

Event and Ticketing Details

Live In School Tour Dates

Hunter NSW
2025 - Term 3 (8 - 12 Sep)
2025 - Term 4 (20 - 24 Oct)
Country North SA
2026 - Term 3 (27 - 31 Jul)
Adelaide SA
2026 - Term 3 (3 - 6 Aug)
Melbourne & Geelong VIC
2026 - Term 3 (7 - 11 Sep)
Canberra & surrounds ACT
2026 - Term 4 (19 - 30 Oct)
Sydney East & City NSW
2026 - Term 4 (9 - 13 Nov)

Pricing

2025/26 $10.50 - per student (min. 150 students per concert) An exemption to the minimum student numbers may be available for small schools.

Professional Development

By booking a show, you have access to a free Professional Development Webinar exploring your chosen ensemble and the teaching and learning resources. Find out more here.

Resources

Every booking includes at least a term’s worth of education resources to help you and other teachers at your school bring music into the classroom and prepare your students for the performance.

This includes:

  • Up to 12 weeks of curriculum-aligned lesson activities
  • Interactive content that brings the musicians into the classroom with instructional videos
  • Student facing materials to encourage independent learning
  • Resources that are curriculum-aligned to all four national and state curricula

Read more and explore the Musica Viva Australia In Schools Education Resource Platform

Event notes

Financial Assistance

Musica Viva Australia is able to offer financial assistance to schools in need through our Equal Music program.

Support is available for low ICSEA and small schools, and for students facing financial or geographical barriers that would otherwise prohibit them from participating. Contact your state office or find out more information here.

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