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Reviews“Elegance and serenity of the French Baroque”: Rendez-vous by HIP Company
21 October 2025
Glasses of wine, cold plunges, and joyful collaboration led to this evening’s warm bath of lovely viols and French secular songs; inspiring and soothing an appreciative audience.
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ReviewsDrama aplenty at the scene of the crime: Arthur Haynes and the Smoking Gun at Theatre 180
18 September 2025
A notorious Perth murder case leaps from the dusty archives thanks to a full-blooded performance from Theatre 180, writes Stephen Bevis.
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FeaturesThe WA Symphony Orchestra 2025 program gave us a moveable feast
27 August 2025
WASO’s quest to find replacement venues for the Perth Concert Hall has led to the commissioning of an important new work and the development of an innovative classical music program.
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ReviewsClose encounter stirs the soul
18 September 2023
Violinist and composer Rupert Guenther welcomes us into his inner world for a soul-searching evening of improvisation, writes Angela Ho.
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ReviewsElectrifying recital worthy of winner
8 August 2023
Jeonghwan Kim shows why he beat all comers for one of the world’s most prestigious piano prizes. Will Yeoman is in awe of his prowess.
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ReviewsThree times the joy
22 July 2023
Haydn’s piano trios get a rare outing with a grand guest. Classical enthusiast Julie Hosking is swept along by the majestic movements and their magnificent players.
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ReviewsYoung singers in full voice for opera allsorts
20 June 2023
With 16 soloists, a 37-piece orchestra and a wonderfully varied repertoire, this opera gala is worth singing about, writes Penny Shaw.
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FeaturesCreating poetry in motion
15 June 2023
Violinist Rupert Guenther shapes music the way a painter brings a canvas to life, weaving a story with each new sound. On the eve of a national tour, the composer shares his passion for classical improvisation with Julie Hosking.
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