Bringing Music by Women Centre Stage.

Mirabilis Collective is an intergenerational ensemble of women musicians based in Western Australia, sharing music written by women across centuries, genres and communities.

Come and hear us

Listening Room — Inglewood

Wednesday 18 November | 7–8pm
Inglewood Community Hall

A relaxed hour of live music by women composers and songwriters, in the heart of the community. Supported by the City of Stirling.

SOLD OUT

Join the waitlist

Listening Room — Victoria Park

Tuesday 24 November | 7–8pm
Harold Hawthorne Community Centre

Free live music in your neighbourhood.

Supported by the Town of Victoria Park.

Christmas with Mirabilis

Sunday 6 December | 5pm
Wigmore Studio, UWA Conservatorium of Music

A festive hour of Christmas music written by women, followed by our end-of-year celebration with brownies and bubbles.

All tickets $25

Music is better when we share it.

Mirabilis Collective performing The Aussie Carnival of the Animals for a family audience, with musicians playing piano, violin, cello and flute alongside storytelling.

Mirabilis brings people together through music written by women.

We perform across centuries and styles — from chamber music and Australian works to folk and contemporary song — in concert halls, schools, regional towns and local neighbourhoods.

We talk with our audiences, share the stories behind the music and create space for people to connect with the musicians and with each other.

Hear Her Now 2026

12 days. 189 pieces. 157 women composers and songwriters. More than 900 years of music.

In October 2026, Mirabilis Collective presented the inaugural Hear Her Now Festival across Perth — bringing music written by women centre stage through concerts, world premieres, family events, community performances, education and collaboration.

157 women composers & songwriters
189 pieces
75 Australian works
4 WA world premieres

What we do

Perform

Music by women across centuries, genres and styles.

Create

New commissions and chamber arrangements by West Australian women.

Mentor

Supporting young and emerging musicians through performance and collaboration.

Connect

Bringing music into schools, regional communities and local neighbourhoods.

  • Mirabilis Collective Concert Reviews

    The opening piece filled me with an encompassing sense of joy that remained throughout.

    I was struck by the beauty of this collaboration; the sense of celebration; and the diversity of generational female ‘voices’ supporting and celebrating each other.

    Audience member | March 2023

  • Mirabilis Collective Concert Reviews

    I loved the diversity of music that was showcased in the concert —you not only celebrated the music of European and American women, but also included compositions from Brazil, and an Australian Indigenous composer.

    Audience member | March 2023

  • Mirabilis Collective Concert Reviews

    It's fantastic to see an organisation dedicated to promoting diversity and equity in the arts and providing opportunities for women musicians to collaborate and grow.

    From what I saw at tonight's concert, it definitely seemed like this vision was reflected in the performances.

    Audience member | March 2023

  • Mirabilis Collective Concert Reviews

    I loved how the ensemble involved in each piece was constantly changing, and every person had a showcased role.

    Audience member | March 2023

  • Mirabilis Collective Concert Reviews

    The arrangements were fantastic, and really highlighted the skills of the musicians involved.

    It was clear that a lot of thought and care had gone into creating these, and they were definitely engaging and interesting to listen to.

    Audience member | March 2023

  • Mirabilis Collective Concert Reviews

    I absolutely love your vision!

    It's so important for girls and young women to have women musicians (performers, arrangers, composers) as role models.

    Audience member | March 2023

  • Mirabilis Collective Concert Reviews

    The opening piece was stunning; I was utterly transfixed!

    Audience member | March 2023