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ReviewsMassive Mozart
13 September 2021
Mozart’s Mass in C minor is one of his more sublime masterpieces, but its impact was somewhat mitigated by unbalanced forces, says Sandra Bowdler
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Features
What you need to know about the Fever Candlelight Concerts
16 August 2021
Who is behind the Candlelight Concerts at Winthrop Hall, and what is the secret to their phenomenal success? Rosalind Appleby finds out.
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Reviews
Stravinsky reinvented
12 August 2021
Students rework an orchestral classic side by side with professionals, in what Sandra Bowdler says is a bold experiment with a structural flaw.
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Reviews
Collaboration brings out the best
17 May 2021
Stuffy traditions are pushed aside in a performance of Mendelssohn’s Elijah which Sandra Bowdler says is brought to life with imagination and solid musical values.
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Q&A
Ninety and still on song
14 May 2021
Australians aren’t known for celebrating arts history particularly well, but let’s defy cultural amnesia with a trip down memory lane with the University of Western Australia Choral Society as they prepare to celebrate their 90th birthday.
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Reviews
Musical worlds collide
17 February 2020
‘Quartet & Country’ captivates Bourby Webster with its brilliant combination of music from different times and places.
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Reviews
An invigorating ride
15 February 2020
Tiffany Ha is blown away by The Gesualdo Six in ‘Ancient Voices’ – especially when there’s a didge involved.
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Features
The heart of collaboration
4 February 2020
In a chat with Roma Yibiyung Winmar and Iain Grandage, Rosalind Appleby discovers Perth Festival’s beating heart.
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Western Australia’s arts playground
Western Australia’s arts playground
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