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The Flora Bunning Memorial Prize is awarded to UWA Music students for outstanding chamber music performance. Hear the talented finalists perform for this prestigious award.

Slava Grigoryan is one of world’s finest guitarists, a phenomenal talent who crosses musical boundaries with ease, from jazz, to classical to Latin. His equally gifted younger brother Leonard joins Slava and special guest Paul Wright for a spellbinding concert of music from around the world. Ticke (...)

Renowned Australian pianist Michael Kieran Harvey has enjoyed a close association with UWA Music over the last 10 years. Winner of four consecutive Mo awards for Australia’s Best Classical Performer, he is also the first Australian to win a major international piano competition. Michael Kieran (...)

Two of Australia's most brilliant and versatile musicians combine to showcase their performance and compositional talents!

Michael Keiran Harvey's performances are a virtuosic tour de force and his own music is written to exploit his dynamic piano technique. Iain Grandage is one of (...)

The hearnow! New Music Festival returns in 2003 with another stimulating weekend of new music from emerging and established artists. Preview this exciting festival which this year features works by UWA Music’s Roger Smalley in celebration of his 60th birthday.

A free talk by Dr Robert Cook, Associate Curator of Contemporary Art at the Art Gallery of Western Australia, in relation to the exhibition 'flux'.

'Flux: uncertain states, new art from Western Australia' is on show at Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery until 15 October. It features work by: (...)

After an introduction discussing the general importance of place in literature, the talk will explore a number of aspects of Fremantle as a place which has inspired various authors or which has been used by them as a setting for their writing. These include Fremantle as a place of confinement, of (...)

Herodotus: pioneering traveller or armchair theorist? Sceptics doubt that Herodotus ever saw the countries that he claimed to have visited, yet many Egyptologists regard him as an eyewitness of ancient Egypt. Combining Egyptology, anthropology and Classics, historical detective work examines this (...)

Schubert's immortal song cycle charts a psychological journey through a desolate winter landscape, a journey into darkness and night. Steve Davislim, together with pianist Mark Coughlan, presents Schubert's masterpiece in Winter's Journey I.

Two nights later (Thursday 2 October) (...)

Please note: Dates have been changed to Oct 7 14 21 28 Tibet remained a mysterious and unknown country until 1959 due to its total isolation from the outside world. Discover the ancient history of Tibet from the first king in 127AD and how Buddhism as well as the pre-Buddhist religion Bon (...)

Join Suzanne Wijsman, Noeleen Wright and Stewart Smith as they perform a selection of little-heard baroque cello sonatas from the 18th century including works by Barriere and Geminiani.

Professor George Stewart, Dean of Life and Physical Sciences The University of Western Australia has pleasure in inviting

All Science Teachers

TO PARTICIPATE IN A SCIENCE NETWORKING AND STRATEGIC PLANNING BREAKFAST.

Dr Pam Garnett, Dean of Curriculum, St Hilda's (...)

A free talk by Dr. Tanya Dalziell as part of a series of talks running in parallel to the exhibition 'flux' on display at Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery until 15 October.

Tanya is Lecturer in English, Communication and Cultural Studies in the School of Social and Cultural Studies at UWA.

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18:30 - PUBLIC TALK - Discussion Forum to Celebrate the Launch of Whitewash

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UWA Music and Tura Events in association with the Australian Piano Quartet proudly present

ROGER SMALLEY: 60! SUNDAY 12 OCTOBER 5.00PM CALLAWAY MUSIC AUDITORIUM UWA SCHOOL OF MUSIC

Join us for a Gala Concert celebrating the 60th Birthday of one of Australia's most (...)

School of Indigenous Studies and Institute of Advanced Studies

Invite you to celebrate the Perth launch of

North of Capricorn: The untold story of Australia’s North

By Henry Reynolds

Published by Allen and Unwin Australia

To be launched (...)

The ever popular Defying Gravity Percussion Ensemble return for yet another energetic recital featuring Peter Hadley’s minimalistic Percussion Quartet and "Bonking Music" by Robert Cosson.

Term 4 of First Steps, UWA Junior Music School’s pre-instrumental music program, commences on Saturday 18 October. First Steps is a valuable introduction to music for children 3 to 9 years of age. Classes take place on Saturday mornings at The University of Western Australia and are taught by (...)

LEI is proud to extend its support of WA youth beyond the realm of science by showcasing the very best of young Western Australian musical talent in its 2003 Concert Series.

Nationally acclaimed pianist and sought after teacher Mark Coughlan is a versatile musician with a wide (...)

Don’t miss talented UWA Music students as they compete in the finals for the Pauline Steele Prize for cello performance and the Waveny Wansbrough Prize for piano performance.