Mirusia: Interview – Sharing a Life in Music From The Heart
Music is my life and I wouldn’t trade it in for the world. It is what I do and who I am and I count my lucky stars everyday says Mirusia, the Angel of Australia
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Give the Gift of Good Cheer, Sweet Words & Love at Christmas
Celebrate the festive season with good cheer, it’s time for sweet words, to be thankful to your host and resolve to give joy to others, to praise and enjoy life
Xmas Gift Giving – ABO & Pentatonix, Nourishing the Spirit
Albums a Celtic Christmas by Australian Brandenburg Orchestra and A Pentatonix Christmas by the vibrant talented Texan a capella quintet will brighten your Xmas
Valuing Arts and Creativity in Australia – Challenging Times
The value of arts and creativity in Australian life is way beyond life style choices, it helps innovate collaborations, leading to academic and economic benefit
Music, Science and Engineering – Heavy Wind Instrument Stand
John MacKey ANU School of Music & Stephen Holgate ANU Research School of Physics & Engineering invent stand to prevent injury for heavy wind instrument players
MPavilion – Giving Birth to Beauty of Form & Creative Ideas
Indian architect Bijoy Jain of Studio Mumbai will design the purpose built MPavilion for 2016 in Melbourne, the largest bamboo structure ever built in Australia
Richard Strauss: Melbourne Symphony – Meldi’s CD Review
Meldi’s CD review of MSO, conducted by Andrew Davis presenting works by Richard Strauss Ein Heldenleben (A Hero’s Life) & Intermezzo: Four Symphonic Interludes
Mirusia, Making Musical Memories – Grand Finale at Melbourne
Mirusia made musical memories as she expressed superbly a multiplicity of sounds on her This Time Tomorrow tour wowing some 5000 people at Hamer Hall, Melbourne
Lisa Gasteen & Simone Young – Dynamic Duo in Gala Concert
A Gala Concert August 19 at 7:30 pm at Melbourne Recital Centre will feature soprano Lisa Gasteen accompanied by the ANAM orchestra conducted by Simone Young AO
The First Monday in May – A High Fashion & Celebrity Film
Vogue Editor in Chief Anna Wintour and her colleagues pose a question in the high fashion documentary, The First Monday in May, should fashion be viewed as art?
Queensland Music Festival 2015 – 101 Years & More
Taking place simultaneously from Warwick to Weipa in towns and cities all over Queensland from July 17 to August 2 the concerts of contrast presented at the Queensland Music Festival will be sure to enhance and change many lives as it contributes to national life, community well being and the…
Merry Christmas, Happy New Year – Chilling Out in Style
Choose from our lists of top posts to read during the summer holidays, while The Culture Concept Circle team are chilling out by taking a break until Epiphany
Baroque Music Festival Falters – 21st Century Enlightenment?
In Australia today we need people in power who encourage the development of a principled and prosperous society by identifying and releasing human potential
Music – Harmony from Apollo to Palladio & Mozart to Jenkins
Music based on philosophies and principles established by legends of Apollo and the ancient Greeks comes to us via Vitruvius and Palladio from Mozart to Jenkins
Benjamin Britten’s War Requiem – Gesture of Reconciliation
Benjamin Britten’s gesture of reconciliation was to ensure the main protagonists of World War II Russia, Germany & Great Britain performed his inaugural Requiem
WIN Circle’s NEW YEAR GiveAway – Brisbane ONLY
Co-Producers Imprint Theatricals & QPAC have given us a DOUBLE PASS for a Culture Concept Circle GIVEAWAY for its limited season – Brissie residents, ENTER NOW