Maps for Losing Oneself: Nick Tsiavos
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE Greek-Australian bassist Nick Tsiavos is fascinated with the past. And by past, I don’t mean a few decades ago. I mean […]
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Creative Academic: Composer Cat Hope
BY SAM GILLIES Cat Hope is a composer, curator and performer, heavily involved with Australian new music. She is the founder of the Decibel […]
Hänsel and Gretel: Sarah McKellar Talks Fairy-Tale Opera
BY GABRIELLE RUTTICO If you believe that fairy-tales are for little kids and Disney fans, OperaBox and Love Opera’s Hänsel and Gretel is about […]
Discover: Vaughan Williams with Howard Shelley
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE Ralph Vaughan Williams (1872-1958) is one of England’s most highly celebrated composers, known for his stunningly tranquil choral music and gorgeous […]
Australia First: Czech Scenographer Josef Svoboda
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE Hailed one of the most influential scenographers of the 20th Century, Czech set designer Josef Svoboda’s work is seen in Australia […]
2014 Federal Budget: Official Playlist
BY SAM GILLIES AND ANDREW MESSENGER The anger and gnashing of teeth that has followed our new Prime Minister’s inevitably brutal budget has left […]
Return to the Renaissance: Trevelyan-Jones & the Giovanni Consort
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE The young singers of Perth’s Giovanni Consort will return to the Renaissance this May in their first concert of the year, […]
Opinion: On Being Told to Give Up
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE When I was in high school, I was encouraged to apply for a scholarship which would provide me with a year’s […]
The Messiah: a chat with Richard Gill
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE Distinguished music educator and conductor Richard Gill has dedicated his life to inspiring musicians of all ages. Having conducted his way from […]
Computer Talk: Audio-Visual Art of Kynan Tan
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. […]