Wominjeka: Blak Nite lights up Melbourne’s White Night
Close to the heart of Aboriginal Melbourne, Carlton's Melbourne Museum hosts Blak Nite at Melbourne's 2015 White Night.
Best Job in Australia
I am a conductor of young choirs and I have the best job in Australia. Making music with young singers is always challenging, sometimes frustrating but in the end, so rewarding that there is no job I would rather do.
A song for the future
How a diverse Melbourne choir is bringing singing back into daily life... with amazing results!
“Yoga changed my life”
Convinced of the transformative power of yoga, Lucienne Shanti has devoted her life to the practice and to teaching others.
Balancing Eros and Logos
Melbourne Chamber Orchestra Executive Director Richard Jackson has found a balance between his passion for music and his mind for business.
Australian Persian Arts Centre
Jackie's love and my passion for Persian art and music grows bigger every day, to the point where she decided to launch a new organisation for Persian Art.
MOVSA Gala 2014 – Rising waves
MOVSA Gala is an annual singing competition for the Vietnamese students society, organsed by the Melbourne Overseas Vietnamese Student Association (MOVSA Inc.). The event is an opportunity for Vietnamese student community to show their talents in musical performance.
From corporate suits to orange robes: A Hare Krishna monk’s spiritual awakening
Melbourne’s Crossways Manager and Hare Krishna monk Manmohana Das hasn’t always lead a life of spiritual servitude, in a previous life he was a corporate high flyer.
From curiosity to hostility: An Islamic convert tells how attitudes have changed
Verity converted to Islam 10 years ago and is one of 476,300 Australian Muslims who negotiate dual identities of being both Australian and Muslim.
