Composed: An honest look into performance anxiety
BY RACHEL BRUERVILLE Composed not only tries to offer a means to address performance anxiety, but explores where it comes from and why we […]
2017
Rachel Bruerville experiences UKARIA 24
BY RACHEL BRUERVILLE UKARIA 24 UKARIA Cultural Centre, 25-27 August What’d you miss? Iain Grandage winning as MC A festival on the concert […]
Owen Morris, 22, on scoring a principal role in the ASO
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE Owen Morris is still in his early 20s – but being young hasn’t stopped him achieving his dream job. Owen was […]
Operantics presents its first cabaret this month
CONTENT COURTESY KATIE MILLER-CRISPE, OPERANTICS In the bohemian decadence of this cabaret, not everyone is who they appear to be under the spotlight. Discover […]
Rural Commuters: Chloe Matthews, French horn
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE Dedication. It’s learning your parts. It’s developing your technique. It’s rocking up to rehearsal. In fact, for some, it’s embarking on […]
Live review: PCO’s Baroque by Candlelight
BY LAURA BIEMMI Baroque by Candlelight Perth Chamber Orchestra St George’s Cathedral, 23 August What’d you miss? Mad skills of an eight-year-old banjo […]
Sylvie Woods – ‘Classical music: what’s in it for young people?’
BY SYLVIE WOODS This blog was selected for publication from entry into the 2017 CutCommon Young Writer of the Year Competition. Sydney is a […]
Hanford Lam – ‘Classical music: what’s in it for young people?’
BY HANFORD LAM This blog was selected for publication from entry into the 2017 CutCommon Young Writer of the Year Competition. The sincerest form […]
Bridget O’Brien – ‘Classical music: what’s in it for young people?’
BY BRIDGET O’BRIEN This blog was selected for publication from entry into the 2017 CutCommon Young Writer of the Year Competition. At 10 years […]
Rob Coleman – ‘Classical music: what’s in it for young people?’
BY ROB COLEMAN This blog was selected for publication from entry into the 2017 CutCommon Young Writer of the Year Competition. Unable to avoid […]