Performance Art

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Men in Vogue – Downton Abbey to Draper & Clooney to Caffrey

Men in Vogue – Downton Abbey to Draper & Clooney to Caffrey

Men of style who are in Vogue have always looked ‘sharp’ and sensational. As my daughter in law would say, wow, they are sure eye candy on a massive scale.

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Medici Concerts 2012 Twentieth Anniversary Piano Series

Medici Concerts 2012 Twentieth Anniversary Piano Series

Ann Thompson OAM, Director of Medici Concerts has worked tirelessly to offer a program celebrating twenty years of great classical music composed for great musicians

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Sherlock – For Watson, Just don’t be Dead after your Fall

Sherlock – For Watson, Just don’t be Dead after your Fall

Sherlock Holmes side kick Dr Watson is superbly played by Martin Freeman. He is truly finding his own feet and momentum now and along with Benedict Cumberbatch as Holmes they must both give the writers a great deal of inspiration just by the sheer excellence of their performances. They are a dynamic duo par excellence.

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The Culture Concept Circle – You Tube Channel

The Culture Concept Circle – You Tube Channel

On our You Tube Channel you will find our mini-documentaries, which provide an insight into the evolution of art, design, music, fashion and style.

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Ragtime to Riches, Collector’s Legacy @ The Bodleian Library

Ragtime to Riches, Collector’s Legacy @ The Bodleian Library

At the Bodleian Library, Oxford in England is a selection showcasing rare musical works, verse and ephemera collected by a former ragtime pianist Walter Harding

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Sherlock – Gattis Hallucinating The Hounds of Baskerville

Sherlock – Gattis Hallucinating The Hounds of Baskerville

‘Mr Holmes, they were the footprints of a gigantic hound’ said Henry Knight (Russell Tovey) to surely TV’s greatest dynamic duo, Sherlock Holmes (Benedict Cumberbatch) and Dr Watson (Martin Freeman). Henry is the man who has literally come to see Holmes about a dog.

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Revenge Season 1 – Be Careful What You Wish For this Summer

Revenge Season 1 – Be Careful What You Wish For this Summer

This is a classy, stylish soap opera with seriously good actors set in the Hamptons where life plays out against a backdrop of wealth, power, sea and sand.

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Sherlock – Moffat is Savvy & Being Brainy Sexy in Belgravia

Sherlock – Moffat is Savvy & Being Brainy Sexy in Belgravia

Awesome! Writer Steven Moffat has surely outdone himself with the first story in the second series of Sherlock “A Scandal in Belgravia” featuring the enigmatic and erudite Benedict Cumberbatch as Sherlock Holmes and Martin Freeman as Dr Watson.

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Showcasing Opera: Taking the Music of Love & Life to People

Showcasing Opera: Taking the Music of Love & Life to People

Bless you Lyndon Terracini of Opera Australia, for standing up and leading the change needed to make opera far more accessible to those who want to enjoy the richness it will surely add to their lives.

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Reading, TV and Music Choices for Festive Season 2011/2012

Reading, TV and Music Choices for Festive Season 2011/2012

Riveting reading, considered DVD watching and beautiful music listening are all great can-do activities for the festive holiday season, as are long walks each day. This is the time of year we all need to recharge not only our body batteries, but also refresh our mind, spirit and soul.

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Great Voices Inspiring the Ages, Antiquity to Aslan and More

Great Voices Inspiring the Ages, Antiquity to Aslan and More

It struck me while chilling out over a great movie just how important great voices have been in shaping the history of the world. They redefined the fate of their nations and its achievements by speaking with authority and by passionately displaying great compassion via their great voices.

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Pan Am – Come Fly with the World’s Most Experienced Airline

Pan Am – Come Fly with the World’s Most Experienced Airline

Can’t wait for the Pan Am television series to come Australia. It’s set in the era when Aussies fell in love with America. So be sure to look to the skies and watch out for Pan Am. It’s ‘out there ‘where the air is rarified, where we can just ‘glide, starry -eyed’ and get ready to pack up and fly away

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Changing Opera Culture in Australia: Vision & Taking Action

Changing Opera Culture in Australia: Vision & Taking Action

In a progressive society change is constant and people need to embrace it, or the art forms they are seeking to keep close will not be conserved, but disappear.

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The Celts – Gathering to Celebrate Life & Culture Heroically

The Celts – Gathering to Celebrate Life & Culture Heroically

The Celts were, and are, exceedingly fond of gatherings, which I think is such a lovely word for bringing people together to celebrate a culture, whose origins go back into the mists of time.

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The Cello – The Nature of Sound and an Art of Sophistication

The Cello – The Nature of Sound and an Art of Sophistication

Along with my passion for early music is an enjoyment and love of music written for the violencello. Often shortened to Cello. I would ride through storm and tempest to attend performances by Steven Isserlis and Peter Wispelway or the acclaimed 2Cellos, Croatian musicians Luke Sulic and Stjepan Hauser.

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J S Bach – Unleashing Music Reviving the Spirit and Soul

J S Bach – Unleashing Music Reviving the Spirit and Soul

I was obliged to be industrious. Whoever is equally industrious will succeed equally well* Johann Sebastian Bach and his sons During the eighteenth century in Europe marvelous music swept all before it as contemporary composers strove to produce works that exuded ‘noble simplicity and quiet greatness’, qualities that ‘enlightened’ men and women were seeking to [...]

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