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  • A figure dangles from a huge multi-coloured balloon, nothing but blackness all around. This is CircusWest's ECLIPSE Make August a month to remember
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    Make August a month to remember

    27 July 2023

    Is winter over yet? If you can’t beat the weather, just ignore it and stay indoors. Our August gig guide is full of good reasons to do just that. 

    Reading time • 10 minutesMulti-arts
  • An audience faces a large screen showing organ keys. Above them a large organ is lit up in purple and blue shades, a man in formal dress ri the foreground, raising his arms in acknowledgement. This is Joseph Nolan accepting applause after performing at St George's Cathedral. Nolan shows his mettle on the pedal
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    Nolan shows his mettle on the pedal

    17 June 2023

    Choral leader and conductor Joseph Nolan tackles some of the most challenging and virtuosic organ music with flair, giving the audience a rare view into the process, writes Emma Jayakumar.

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  • A man conducts a choir of 15 women, standing in a cathedral with a harpist beside them Choral ensemble debut with world premiere
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    Choral ensemble debut with world premiere

    3 December 2021

    A new work by Lydia Gardiner performed by new vocal ensemble Sonus Angelorum attracts a full house at St George’s Cathedral. Rosalind Appleby reports on the fresh sounds.

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  • Jessica Gethin leads James Huntingford and the PSO through AN orchestra and conductor in a cathedral setting acknowledge applause Mozart plus some
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    Mozart plus some

    18 October 2019

    Review: Perth Symphony Orchestra, ‘Mozart by Candlelight’ ⋅ St George’s Cathedral, 17 October ⋅ Review by Sandra Bowdler ⋅ The Perth Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Jessica Gethin, has been in …

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  • The Giovanni Consort perform Sleep with Giovanni. The Giovanni Consort walk amongst the audience. Firing on all senses
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    Firing on all senses

    2 February 2019

    Fringe World review: ‘Sleep with Giovanni’ ·
    Upper Burt Hall, Cathedral Square, 31 January ·
    Review by Leon Levy ·

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