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A choir stands in front of an organ inside a cathedral, arched entries all around them. They are surrounded by pews filled with people. A conductor stands in front of them, his back to the audience. This is WASO Chorus performing in St Mary's Cathedral. Voices soar in gentle waves

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Voices soar in gentle waves

31 July 2023

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

Members of the WASO Chorus on a raised stage area inside St Mary's Cathedral. The large group of singers are dressed in black and holding songbooks. We see the back of the heads of a section of the audience WASO Chorus gives voice to a forgotten treasure

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WASO Chorus gives voice to a forgotten treasure

16 May 2022

Cherubini’s church music compositions are today largely overlooked, but proved a fine choice for the WASO Chorus, writes Leon Levy

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A gem revealed

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.

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Christmas joy

15 December 2019

St George’s Cathedral Consort, ‘Bach’s Christmas Oratorio’ ·
Perth Concert Hall, December 13 ·
Review by Sandra Bowdler ·

Article

Music: Lieder to Cabaret

30 April 2018

18 May, 7:30pm @ St George’s Cathedral Perth · Presented by St George’s Cathedral Concert Series · The Cathedral is pleased to welcome two of Perth’s …

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Voices soar in gentle waves

WASO Chorus gives voice to a forgotten treasure

A gem revealed

Christmas joy

Music: Lieder to Cabaret

Seesaw Magazine acknowledges the traditional custodians of the lands on which we work and live, the Whadjuk people of the Noongar Nation. We acknowledge and respect their continuing culture and the contribution they make to the life of this city and this region.
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