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At Gondwana Choirs, we’re still singing. Visit https://www.gondwana.org.au/donate to donate Documenting the invention of WiFi, the Ether of Infinity expresses the breathless exhilaration involved in an accidental discovery which would change the state of modern technology. This world premiere of the fifth movement from Dan Walker's "Moments that Shaped Australia" was performed as part of the Eternal Voices concert at the City Recital Hall, Angel Place by The Sydney Children's Choir, conducted by Lyn Williams. Eternal Voices 14 June 2018 City Recital Hall Lyn Williams, conductor Sally Whitwell, piano Julian Smiles, cello The Sydney Children's Choir SCC Young Men's Choir SCC Junior Performing Choir The Ether of Infinity The CSIRO Invention of wireless data transfer Words and Music by Dan Walker Imagine words and images on highways in the air, A multitude of interwoven gossamer in intersecting streams, Gigabytes of scrambled information fly in formation high above, Disassembled and assembled all around us, all the while unseen. The font of human knowledge at our fingers, in our grasp, Coalescing in the ether of infinity, We wonder at the marvel of this modern miracle, Our Antipodean connectivity. From radio waves, we found a way, To understand their patterns, How they behave. Out into the world we send our messages and thoughts, And smile at faces carried on the wave, But has it come to save us, or enslave?