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    2 minutes from home #14

    Podcast

    Below is a podcast episode where Decibel member Lindsay Vickery talks to Aaron Wyatt about being a composer as well as performer during this time.

    Aaron Wyatt is a violist, violinist, conductor, programmer and lecturer at The Sir Zelman Cowen School of Music at Monash University in Melbourne.

    Playing across a range of genres with many different ensembles, he was a long time, regular casual with the West Australian Symphony Orchestra, and recently toured with them to China and Abu Dhabi. He has performed internationally with a number of other groups and productions, including the award winning fringe show City of Shadows by Rachael Dease.

    In Decibel, he is the developer behind the Decibel ScorePlayer app, the group’s animated graphic notation software for the iPad. Aaron was recently nominated for a Helpmann Award for his musical direction of Cat Hope’s  opera Speechless, presented as part of the 2019 Perth International Arts Festival.

    This is Aaron’s first composition for Decibel.

     

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