Canadian conductor Nicolas Ellis will will have his Sydney Symphony Orchestra debut whenhe conducts Elgar’s Enigma Variations at the Sydney Opera House in October. He speakswith Alan Field on Monday Drive about his entrée into the music space and his fast ascent toconducting the Sydney Symphony Orchestra, one of the world’s best orchestras. […]
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The Wiggles are Going to Tamworth!
Drive Tuesday talks to Lachy Purple Wiggle (AKA Lachlan Gillespie) about one of the most enduring children’s song and dance shows. […]
Bondi Wave: Pantome
Over five weeks, participants of the Bondi Wave program (aged 12-18) will come into the Eastside Bondi studio to chat about their musical aspirations and the music they have composed and recorded as part of the Wave program. This week, band members of the band Pantome discuss their experience making music with Bondi Wave. To […]
Bondi Wave: Only One Way
Over five weeks, participants of the Bondi Wave program (aged 12-18) will come into the Eastside Bondi studio to chat about their musical aspirations and the music they have composed and recorded as part of the Wave program. This week, band members Charlie Axlund and Benjamin Kendrick discuss their experience making music with Bondi Wave. […]
Tuesday Drive Interview with Medicine Woman Ali Skiba
Ali Skiba is a medicine woman who practices sound healing, breath work and voice activation. She uses Himalayan sound bowls, guitar, tuning forks and her amazing voice. David Barr talks to Ali about her music and sound healing. […]
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Bondi Wave: Afternoon Day Dream
Over five weeks, participants of the Bondi Wave program (aged 12-18) will come into the EastSide Bondi studio to chat about their musical aspirations and the music they have composed and recorded as part of the Wave program. This week, music producer and Waverly Council member Michael Galeazzi speaks on behalf of Bondi WAVE band […]
Episode 62
Welcome to the surreal world of Something Else with Rob G.jdsadAdhaskfjhfSDf – sorry about that…… Weekly i’ll release 30 minutesish episodes for your enjoyment, you could say its the greatest hits collection. Or you could say pass me the salt and pepper please. […]
Episode 62
Welcome to the surreal world of Something Else with Rob G.jdsadAdhaskfjhfSDf – sorry about that…… Weekly i’ll release 30 minutesish episodes for your enjoyment, you could say its the greatest hits collection. Or you could say pass me the salt and pepper please. […]
Review: Gauguin’s World: Tona Iho, Tona Ao
National Gallery of Australia 29 June – 7 October 2024 Review by Anthony Frater. Arts Wednesday. They say every picture tells a story and this exhibition tells us why. If you haven’t had a chance to get down to the National Gallery in Canberra to see the Paul Gauguin exhibition, better hurry because there are […]
The Kingdom of Eucalypts
The Enigma of Miles Franklin Buy Tickets Here DO YOU WANT TO SUPPORT LOCAL ARTS AND VENUES? LOOK NO FURTHER. HEADED BY A SYDNEY-BASED DIRECTOR, WRITER AND DRAMATURG, KINGDOM OF EUCALYPTS IS SHOWING AT THE BONDI PAVILION! Come along to the cultural icon and second home of Eastside, the Bondi Pavilion! Kingdom of Eucalypts follows […]
Friday Drive Interview with Lyn Ainsworth
In this episode, Emilie and John sit down with Holdsworth CEO Lyn Ainsworth to discuss how “dementia-friendly” events break longstanding stigmas, support carers of people living with dementia, and bring the community together. During Dementia Awareness Week, Holdsworth hosted various events with the Woollahra Dementia Alliance. Their next event, on the 16th of October, is […]
Review: Sir Isaac Julien. Once Again… (Statues Never Die)
Museum of Contemporary Art. 27 September 2024 – 16 February 2025 Review by Anthony Frater (Arts Wednesday) When is film art or when is art film? Well it’s been a long time since art exclusively meant painting or drawing, nowadays everyone is an artist and everything is art, whether it be dance, film or music, […]
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