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Computer Talk: Audio-Visual Art of Kynan Tan

May 5, 2014

BY SAM GILLIES Kynan Tan is a Perth-based audio visual artist whose work asks compelling questions about the data-filled world we live in today. […]

How To Start An Orchestra: Queensland Philharmonia

May 3, 2014

BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE AND ANDREW MESSENGER Brave, ambitious, inspired. Perhaps a little crazy. If you want to start up an orchestra from scratch, you’ve […]

American Brass Quintet: the Tour and the Music

May 1, 2014

BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE The internationally renowned American Brass Quintet made their debut in 1960 in Carnegie Hall, and are still well and truly alive and […]

Winthrop Singers: Paying Tribute to Fallen Students

April 26, 2014

BY GABRIELLE RUTTICO The University of Western Australia had only been open for one year when World War One began turning Europe into a […]

Tea, Cake, and Classical Music: Elyane de Fontenay

April 26, 2014

BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE Elyane de Fontenay didn’t listen to much music in her childhood home.What she did hear playing through the house were bands […]

Revealed: Sexiest Instruments to Play

April 26, 2014

BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE A new poll has been released revealing the sexiest instruments for someone to play as voted by over 1,000 hot and bothered […]

Brian Wroten: from Degree to Deportation

April 26, 2014

BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE If you’ve ever studied anything at all, you’ll know how stressful it can be to think about what lies ahead after […]

Unheard of: Greatest Compositions You’ll Never Hear

April 26, 2014

BY SAM GILLIES There’s some amazing music out there, much of which you’ll find the opportunity to experience at least once in your life […]

Debut: Mysterious Melismatica Finally Take the Stage

April 26, 2014

BY GABRIELLE RUTTICO Perth isn’t known for being an overly secretive city. Yet somehow, Renaissance vocal ensemble Melismatica won a nationwide competition and attracted […]