At 10:40 am, Professor Geraint Lewis rejoins us for Part 3 of the Stuff of the Universe and this week it is Into the Atom. One of the joys of being a long-time presenter is the opportunity to replay conversations from previous programs. This week I’m going back to February 2014 when Jeff Janisheski joined […]
Mojo Juju Explores Identity, Family History, Ancestry, And More At The City Recital Hall Described as a “killer vocalist, songwriter and musician” (Double J), award-winning artist Mojo Juju will take to the City Recital Hall stage for the first time to perform her award-winning album Native Tongue. Native Tongue is an intimate look at the stories behind […]
Balkan Romani Beats, Unza, Cabaret, and More at the City Recital Hall Wander down the Angel Place laneways and follow your curiosity inside the doors of City Recital Hall. Discover our intimate and late evening series, Ears to the Ground, where tunes go down well with a drink in hand. Ears to the Ground is a new […]
The Finale in a Performance Trilogy Robyn Archer AO FAHA completes her trilogy of performances at City Recital Hall this November. Following the success of Que Reste T’il and Dancing on the Volcano, comes The (Other) Great American Songbook, which offers a different portrait of America over time through song, covering everything from the Civil War […]
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At 10:40 am, Professor Geraint Lewis returns with Part 2 of The Stuff of the Universe and the topic this week is the periodic table of elements, the stuff that molecules are made of. At 11:00 am I am pleased to welcome back to Arts Wednesday, portrait photographer Ella Dreyfus, who’s new exhibition, Under 27, […]
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The winner of The Music Trust’s 2019 Freedman Classical Fellowship, Rohan Dasika, was announced yesterday after a thrilling showcase of artistry at the Sydney Opera House’s Utzon Room. MC and ABC Classic Broadcaster Genevieve Lang led audiences through three distinct performances by three diverse finalists; Rohan Dasika (bass), Katie Yap (viola) and Jonathan Heilbron (bass). […]
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Ephemera Quartet play space music – original compositions and improvisations inspired by outer space. Ephemera comprises – Keyna Wilkins, compositions, flute, piano; Elsen Price, double bass; Will Gilbert, trumpet; and Carl St Jacques, viola. Each member brings their own unique voice to the ensemble drawing from a multitude of musical backgrounds, combining to create a […]
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Nanda Hobbs is delighted to present two exhibitions running concurrently at Nanda\Hobbs—by artists Stuart McLachlan and Matthew Quick—from 10 to 26 October, 2019. His first solo show with Nanda\Hobbs titled In Hope We Trust, Stuart McLachlan intricately hand moulds paper to create figures and architecture to mirror the fragility of our desires and choices. Anchored […]
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From Star Wars, medieval or 1920s themed weddings to end-of-life ceremonies and baby naming, Marina Lee-Warner helps people celebrate and commemorate life’s significant occasions. There are many ceremonies at which a celebrant can officiate. “A growing number of people are now choosing that option,” Marina has observed. A variety of often interesting requests mean celebrants […]
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Visited Thursday 17 October 2019 Reviewed by Rosalind Gustafson The Museum of Contemporary Art’s recently opened Guan Wei exhibition, running from October 2019 to February 2020, is small and easily digestible, consisting of a single room where four of Wei’s works are on display. These four works, Two-finger exercise, Feng Shui, Certificates, and Paper War, […]
Double Bassist and Freedman Classical Finalist Rohan Dasika Discusses His Interest in Carnatic Music, Work With Some of the World’s Leading Orchestras, and More. How did you first get interested in music and select the double bass as your instrument of choice? My mum trained as a jazz saxophonist, and now works as a woodwind […]
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