Performed by Tim Munro and Kelli Kathman, the work seamlessly utilised the bass, alto, C flute and piccolo, making the most of extreme ranges and dynamics. Ever with a sense of the dramatic, Tim Munro moved to the side of the room and without pause his colleague Pethrus Gärdborn began “Ecstatic Dances” by Australian composer Ross Edwards. Written in his ‘maninyas’ style, it is a chirpy rhythmical piece which was effective in this spatial performance where the two flutists began on opposite sides of the room and gradually moved to the centre stage while continuing to play.