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Lullabies makes its way to Midland

Lullabies makes its way to Midland
By Nina Levy
06 May 2024

Our award-winning Noongar Lullabies program launched in Midland in April, with First Nations community members from women’s group Maali Deadly Yorgas and men’s group Moorditj Maaman gathering at Midland Junction Arts Centre for Lullabies Swan.

  • 2024 04 19 APR CAN Noongar Lullabies Workshop hi res 07 web Edit Members of Moorditj Maaman enjoying the first session of Lullabies Swan Cole Baxter
  • 2024 04 19 APR CAN Noongar Lullabies Workshop hi res 33 web Edit Sharyn Egan introduces group members to doll-making. Cole Baxter

Under the gentle facilitation of artists Noongar singer/songwriter Cyndy Moody, Bibbulman Noongar musician/songwriter Kobi Arthur Morrison and Noongar artist Sharyn Egan, the group was introduced to the elements that lie at the heart of the Lullabies program: language, song, doll making and storytelling.

  • 2024 04 19 APR CAN Noongar Lullabies Workshop hi res 42 web (L–R) Lullabies Swan facilitators Sharyn Egan, Kobi Arthur Morrison and Sharyn Egan Cole Baxter
  • 2024 04 19 APR CAN Noongar Lullabies Workshop hi res 11 web Kobi teaching the group Noongar songs Cole Baxter

The group had a go at singing a few songs in Noongar and started thinking about ideas and inspiration for future lullabies. We can’t wait to see what magic the group creates together!

2024 04 19 APR CAN Noongar Lullabies Workshop hi res 40 web

Cole Baxter

We can't wait to see what magic the group creates together!

Lullabies Swan is presented in partnership with Indigo Junction, Maali Deadly Yorgas, Moorditj Maaman, City of Swan and Midland Junction Arts Centre.

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