The world premiere of a local work gives WASO Chorus an extra lift in another enterprising program, writes Leon Levy.

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31 July 2023
The world premiere of a local work gives WASO Chorus an extra lift in another enterprising program, writes Leon Levy.
16 May 2022
Cherubini’s church music compositions are today largely overlooked, but proved a fine choice for the WASO Chorus, writes Leon Levy
18 October 2021
Yet another concert cancelled, but in this case the WASO Chorus and UWA Symphonic Chorus were redeployed and Leon Levy finds the program immensely rewarding.
21 July 2021
Love, lust, betrayal and murder are all a part of “everyday life” in this highly successful double bill, writes Leon Levy.
26 May 2021
The UWA Choral Society are still going strong at 90, says Leon Levy who witnessed their musical celebration.
2 March 2021
Leon Levy had anticipated an intriguing program, and says Sara Macliver’s superbly executed recital, ‘One & Many’, with its mix of old and brand-new music, was all he could have hoped for.
11 February 2021
Superb singing and hysterical readings delight a surprised Leon Levy in Madrigals and Madness.
30 November 2020
Beethoven has lost his swagger but Brahms shines even brighter. Leon Levy reviews the West Australian Symphony Orchestra’s final mainstage concert for 2020.
18 June 2020
WASO’s new online chamber music series bristles with life and infinite tenderness, as though months of pent-up feelings were finally released. Leon Levy reviews the Ensemble Editions.
25 November 2019
Review: West Australian Symphony Orchestra, ‘The Art of Orchestration’ ⋅ Perth Concert Hall, November 23 ⋅ Review by Leon Levy ⋅ As audiences for the traditional concert format age …