On another exciting episode of 'Music on the move' Bourby Webster is joined with living composer, Joe Chindamo. 
Dive into his thoughts as he talks about his brand new commission 
for Mozart by Candlelight!

028 - Mozart by Candlelight featuring living composer, Joe Chindamo

On another episode of 'Music on the Move', Bourby Webster is joined with Hugh Lydon, one of the judges on the panel for 'Search for a Star' competition.
Pick their brains on the whole process as well as exploring the topic of future of youth singers in WA.

029 - 'The Snowman' featuring Hugh Lydon

Take a dive into the life of composer Sean Tinnion on our latest episode of 'Music on the Move'.  We would have been giving the world premier performance of his work 'Ocean Whispers' at Sound & Waves, but due to the latest restrictions on social gatherings, we have had to cancel the concert. 
However it's not all bad news! Sean's new album, 'An Everlasting Serenity' will be released on Wednesday (25 March 2020). This 14 track album consists of over an hour of easy listening/meditation music - perfect to calm your minds in these crazy times.

Hear more about the album, his inspiration and creative process, as well as how it would have fit perfectly into our production of 'Sound & Waves'.

​An Everlasting Serenity will be available for purchase from the iTunes store on March 25th for those that do not have access to streaming platforms. The album will also become available on all streaming platforms on the same date.

030 - Sound & Waves with composer Sean Tinnion

The next episode of Perth Symphony's Music on the Move hears CEO Bourby Webster in conversation (from isolation!) with Dr. Ashley William Smith. 
Ash has performed and studied throughout Australia and the world, and has some of the nation’s most prestigious prizes and awards to his name. He is now the Head of Winds and Contemporary Performance at UWA and has just accepted a place on the Perth Symphony Board of Directors. 
Ash's performance history and career is fascinating, take a listen!

031 - Clarinettist Ashley Smith talks about life as an acclaimed performer, lecturer and more!

On this episode, Bourby talks to Emmy-winning film and television composer Silas Hite (LA), whose music you would have heard around the world from Netflix's Chef's Table to Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs. Hear how a serendipitous meeting between the the two came about some years ago, what it is like to soundtrack food and life in LA at the moment amidst the protests and unrest.

Listen closely and you'll hear music from Silas's album 'Sounds for a Dinner Party' in the background, and the episode finishes on his 'food symphony' from the piece No More Doubt from the soundtrack to the Chef's Table episode featuring n/naka and chef Niki Nakayama.

032 'Music for pasta' and all occasions with Silas Hite (LA)

We play in places and spaces you'd never expect to find an orchestra, from sheds to warehouses, foyers to art deco cinemas and aeroplane hangers! We perform music from Mozart to Metallica, Björk to Beethoven and everything in between. Our mission is 'Music for Everyone' and by taking the orchestra out of the concert hall and into communities across WA, we are proud to have performed to over 350,000 people so far.

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