5 tips for fundraising your music project
BY DAVID ROWDEN AS TOLD TO CUTCOMMON In its most recent Annual Fundraising Campaign, the Omega Ensemble raised more than $100,000. So we thought the […]
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Live Review // James goes to Omega Ensemble
BY JAMES WHITING Fairy Tales: Schumann, Bruch and Borodin Omega Ensemble: Samuel Hogarth (piano), Airena Nakamura (violin), Maria Raspopova (piano), David Rowden (clarinet), Paul […]
Joseph Asquith reviews the Omega Ensemble
BY JOSEPH ASQUITH Summer Winds Omega Ensemble Sally Walker (flute), Celia Craig (oboe), Ben Hoadley (bassoon), David Rowden (clarinet), Michael Dixon (French horn) Utzon […]
At what point do we stop emerging?
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE I’ve been wondering something lately, and I don’t think I’m alone. What does it mean to be an ‘emerging’ artist? And when […]
Ian Munro on why we must value Indigenous music
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE “Now, why didn’t we think of that?” This is a glimpse into Australian composer Ian Munro’s thoughts on the creative energy […]
Omega Ensemble: Full Speed Ahead with Fresh Repertoire, New Patron
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE Since kicking off in 2005, the Sydney-based Omega Ensemble have become one of the nation’s hottest chamber groups. Founded by clarinettist […]