Violist and Finalist for the Freedman Classical Fellowship Katie Yap Discusses Her Experience with Music, Baroque Ensembles, Her Concerns for the Environment, and More. How did you first get interested in music and select the viola as your instrument of choice? I think I’ve always been interested in music – there’s a family story about […]
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Up for a run? Grab a coffee too with the Athletics East Fun Runners. Celebrating 20 years of putting its best foot forward, this running club welcomes all shapes, sizes and speeds. After being involved with Athletics East as a runner for seven years, Wayne Morgan became a coach. Following a number of requests, Wayne […]
The highly anticipated alternative-country group from North Carolina, Hiss Golden Messenger, has announced their embarkment on their first Australian Tour with special guest Erin Rae. This long awaited tour is starting up on the 22nd of January 2020 in Melbourne, to then traverse the East Coast of Australia, performing an array of magical shows up […]
Wednesday 9th October @ Sydney Opera House at 9pm Reviewed by Chris Borton Powerhouse US saxophonist Kamasi Washington and his band gave a concert at The Sydney Opera House Concert Hall last night in the only Sydney concert of their current tour and held the audience spellbound. What a tour de force! There were 8 […]
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My name is Crozier Armstrong and I am in year 9 at 14 years old and volunteering here at Eastside Radio. I am volunteering here at Eastside Radio because I am an avid explorer and passionate listener of music and volunteering in the environment of a radio station such as Eastside Radio enables me to […]
Marlene Antico OAM, Founder and Principal Sponsor of the Paddington Art Prize talks to our resident art historian and reporter at large Anthony Frater. The Paddington Art Prize is a $30,000 National acquisitive prize, awarded annually for a painting inspired by the Australian landscape. 53 finalists will be on show at what promises to be […]
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New Technology Allows Visually Impaired People to Work Independently in Studios The Australian Film Television and Radio School and RCS have been working together for the past two years on improving accessibility in radio studios. AFTRS is committed to improving diversity, through their student cohort reflecting and sounding like modern Australia. The most recent break […]
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Direct from a sold out tour. Come and relive the sound, the voice and the magical hits of music legend Roy Orbison in an international production starring the world’s No 1 Roy Orbison tribute star ‘DEAN BOURNE’.With a brand new show after a sold out national Irish tour ‘Roy Orbison Reborn’ will transport Australian audiences to […]
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This week we conclude Sydney XXXL with Ed Lippmann with Chapter 6. In this chapter Ed talks about his 8 point vision for the future of Sydney. You can now download the entire book at https://medium.com/sydneyxxxl My special guest at 11:00 am is Caroline Mackaness, who was responsible for the delivery, on behalf of the Trustees, […]
Andrew Scott is the Tutor for the Composing for Film short course at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music to start Monday 21 October. Here is an interview conducted with him recently highlighting the course as well as his own background in film composition. What sort of people take the Composing for film class? Why do […]
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