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Gustav Mahler
Gustav Mahler was born in Bohemia in 1860 and died in Vienna in 1911. He was the second of 12 children but only six of them survived to maturity. Whilst
Chorale Conversations: Michael Cooke, bass
Tell us a bit about your musical background, including, how many years you have sung in a choir? I went to an all-boys school, primary and secondary. My earliest memories
Chorale Conversations: Lionell Pack, bass
Tell us a bit about your musical background, including how many years you have sung in a choir? I started my musical journey at age 4 on a 1/16-size violin
Chorale Conversations: Simon Hewett, QYO Director of Music
You studied both clarinet and conducting at UQ. What made you decide you wanted to become a conductor? Through the clarinet I discovered Mozart and Brahms. I started listening to
Reflections from Emily, chorusmaster for The Bells
What can the audience expect to experience by seeing “The Bells” from a choral perspective? The essence of choral / symphonic music is that blend of orchestral, choral and solo
Chorale Conversations: Eva Coggins, alto
Tell us a bit about your musical background, including, how many years you have sung in a choir I first joined the primary school choir at seven years old, and