What's On at UWA

Make the most of your lunchbreak and enjoy a free weekly concert featuring the finest talent from the Conservatorium.

Come and hear some of WA's finest young percussionists performing in this free lunchtime concert.

Free entry - no bookings required

Join us for a night celebrating the Keyboard, with 2 very special competitions!

Hear the unique voices of UWA’s emerging composers in the finals of the prestigious Ransom Composition Prize. Featuring four new works by Conservatorium composition students including a new work by 2022 (...)

The exceptional ability of young emerging artists and their passion for music will always create an extraordinary experience for concertgoers.

Be captivated as three finalists perform a movement of their chosen concerto alongside the UWA Symphony Orchestra in the prestigious VOSE (...)

Classical guitarists of all ages and abilities are invited to join us at the UWA Conservatorium of Music for an inspiring day of performances, workshops, demonstrations, masterclasses and guitar orchestras led by some of WA's finest performers and educators.

The day will culminate with (...)

Classical guitarists of all ages and abilities are invited to join us at the UWA Conservatorium of Music for an inspiring day of performances, workshops, guitar comparison demonstrations, masterclasses and guitar orchestras led by some of WA's finest performers and educators.

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Make the most of your lunch break and enjoy a free weekly concert featuring the finest talent from the Conservatorium.

In our final Lunchtime Concert of 2023, the outstanding achievement of our emerging artists is celebrated as student chamber ensembles and prize-winners present the (...)

Led by some Australia’s finest percussionists, the UWA Day of Percussion is jam packed with masterclasses, workshops and performances for percussionists of all ages and skill levels.

UWA’s Chair of Percussion Dr Paul Tanner, will lead our junior and intermediate participants in (...)

“It was the season of Light and the season of Darkness' Charles Dickens, A tale of two cities

The early to mid 19th century was a time of extraordinary political and social change across Europe.

Dramatic musical change was underway as well, linked to the political climate (...)

This course covers techniques that can be used to analyse longitudinal (or repeated measures) data, spatial data, clustered data and data from complex experimental designs. The courses focuses on recognising data with these structures and identifying appropriate models to fit to the data.

Beethoven’s ten sonatas for piano and violin remain the most significant exploration of the potential of this duo. For the first time in WA, Cecilia Sun and Shaun Lee-Chen performs the complete cycle of these challenging and expressive works on period instruments.

Dates:

Tues (...)

This is course is designed for those looking for an introduction to clustering techniques (unsupervised learning) with applications in R.

Brief overview of common mental health conditions, presenting issues and work impacts.

Delivered by the Injury Management and Wellbeing team, Human Resources.

WASO In Conversation | Aaron Wyatt

In 2024, Noongar musician, and UWA Graduate, Aaron Wyatt conducts his own piece 'The Coming Dawn', a moving celebration of Country reflecting the starkness and beauty of the Australian landscape. Join UWA's Paul De Cinque as he sits down with Aaron in (...)

Celebrate the rich tapestry of Australian wind band music as the UWA Wind Orchestra and WAAPA Symphonic Wind Ensemble join forces for a special concert, including the Australian premiere of UWA Artist in Residence Catherine Likhuta’s Bury and Rise, alongside works by Harrison, Henry, and Grainger (...)

Experience an enchanting evening of piano and percussion by UWA Staff and Graduates including luminaries Cecilia Sun, Adam Pinto, Andy Li and Thea Rossen, as Chair of Percussion, Paul Tanner brings to life Bernstein's original percussion parts in tandem with John Musto's virtuosic 2-piano rendition (...)

Directed by WASO's internationally acclaimed Education Artist in Residence, Paul Rissmann, this side-by-side creative development with WASO and UWA explores Prokofiev’s Romeo and Juliet through composition, creative ideas and musical expression.

UWA students and WASO musicians will (...)

Open Access (OA) publication makes it easier for other researchers, and the general community, to read and engage with your work. Hear about the variety of ways to make your research open, and why you are encouraged to publish Open Access, where possible. Discover the OA publishing options (...)

UWA's annual Day of Piano features a host of masterclasses, workshops and performances. Participants of all ages and abilities will have the opportunity to perform and receive feedback from one of our expert panel, there will also be performances by UWA staff and students, workshops on piano care (...)

Enrolments for Semester 2 of the UWA Junior Music School are now open!

Nurture your child's creative potential through the magic of music. Programs designed for children aged 18 months to 14 years focus on nurturing musical potential in a stimulating and rich musical environment.
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Callaway Research Seminar | The Inner Game of Music with Barry Green!

Introducing special guest Barry Green for our 30 July Research Seminar

This lecture demonstration will be explaining his development and approaches which culminated in 'The Inner Game of Music', Barry’s (...)