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FeaturesBringing First Nations’ history to light
19 September 2022
Conductor, violist and digital engineer Aaron Wyatt has plenty of strings to his bow. But building awareness of Indigenous music is what gets him most excited. Varnya Bromilow talks to him ahead of the WA premiere of Eumeralla Requiem.
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What to SEE
What to SEE: Decibel ensemble at Revelation Film Festival
30 June 2022
New music ensemble Decibel are about to bring their unique approach to sound and collaboration to Revelation Perth International Film Festival with the live performance of a series of audiovisual miniatures.
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Features
WA scoops the Art Music Awards
8 September 2020
Congratulations to these five West Australians who claimed six of the awards.
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Features
Never more than two minutes from home
19 August 2020
Decibel New Music Ensemble have used the pandemic as an opportunity to do what they do best – innovate. They tell Ara Jansen about their latest boundary-challenging project, 2 Minutes from Home.
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Q&A
A concrete collaboration
21 August 2019
A performance by Decibel ensemble is a visceral sensory experience, particularly when performing music by French composer Lionel Marchetti. Their musical collaborations – spanning eight years …
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Reviews
Trio play out of their skins
17 July 2019
Review: University of Western Australia & Tura New Music, Armadillo · University of Western Australia, 16 July · Review by Jonathan W. Marshall · A percussion trio led …
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Opinion
Balancing the scale
8 March 2019
Did anyone else notice? Featured among the international artists appearing at the Perth Festival were two local composers, and they were both women. Cat Hope’s searing …
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Reviews
Some things leave you speechless
2 March 2019
Perth Festival review: Cat Hope, Speechless ⋅ Sunset Heritage Precinct, February 28 ⋅ Review by Laura Biemmi ⋅ So often, words fail us. The tragedies of our time can …
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Western Australia’s arts playground
Western Australia’s arts playground
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