Sisters in Sync: 3-2-1 with Gemma Farrell
Gemma Farrell, a trailblazer in jazz education and performance, reflects on her journey as a saxophonist, educator, and advocate for diversity in music. From founding the Artemis Orchestra to leading the Gemma Farrell Quintet and mentoring young talent at WAYJO, Gemma has dedicated her career to amplifying underrepresented voices in jazz.
In this interview, she shares the pivotal moments and inspiring women who shaped her path, along with empowering advice on balancing a thriving jazz career with family life.
Sisters in Sync: 3-2-1 with Alice Farnham
This month, we had the pleasure of speaking with Alice Farnham, an inspiring conductor and educator whose career is dedicated to championing women in classical music. Alice shared her thoughts on the overlooked legacy of Imogen Holst, her favourite compositions, and the evolving representation of women in the music industry. From her innovative work with Perth Symphony Orchestra’s Women on the Podium program to her insights on collaboration and mentorship, Alice’s reflections remind us of the power of women supporting one another to drive meaningful change.
Sisters in Sync: 3-2-1 with Alexandra Dariescu
In this exclusive Sisters in Sync interview, we sit down with acclaimed pianist and advocate for women’s music, Alexandra Dariescu. Known for her innovative performances and commitment to spotlighting underrepresented composers, Alexandra opens up about the empowering moments in her career, her latest musical discoveries, and the values that drive her creative spirit.
Sisters in Sync: 3-2-1 with Hannah Lee Tungate
Hannah Lee Tungate, creative producer and president of Tenth Muse Initiative, is an incredible advocate for underrepresented voices in classical music. Through award-winning shows and innovative projects like the Women Composers Project, she’s creating new platforms for diverse voices in Perth’s music scene. In September's Sisters in Sync interview, Hannah shares her journey, her passion for inclusion, and her vision for a more vibrant and diverse future in classical music.