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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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Reviews
Perfect pairing in full swing
22 March 2023
Sassafras and Jessie Gordon jazz up a delightful autumn afternoon with a sophisticated and swinging set, writes Garry Lee.
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Features
Duo ready to make up for Lost time
15 February 2023
A series of untimely events forced Lost and Found Opera into an extended hibernation. Three years on, the innovative company is back with renewed vigour. Co-artistic directors Mark Coughlan and Mel Cantwell give us some insight into the revival.
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Reviews
Big band’s approach speaks volumes
5 December 2022
Western Australian Jazz Project proudly proclaim to do jazz differently and Garry Lee finds plenty of reasons to appreciate that difference.
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Reviews
Literary tales told with a terrific twist
18 October 2022
There’s so much more to the story in this marvellous marriage of music and literature. Penny Shaw has a ball with Lit Live.
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Features
Orchestral comeback
16 June 2020
After a disastrous start to the year the West Australian Symphony Orchestra is returning to the stage, albeit without an audience. Rosalind Appleby discovers how the orchestra has fared through the COVID-19 crisis.
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Reviews
Good times ahead
16 March 2019
Review: West Australian Symphony Orchestra, ‘Symphony No 40’ ⋅ Perth Concert Hall, March 15 ⋅ Review: Rosalind Appleby ⋅ As the summer festival season fades into the background local …
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