Paul Nolan was born on the New South Wales North Coast. He has been involved with musical theatre and choral groups on the NSW North Coast and in Sydney.
Paul has had poetry published in various periodicals. He is trained in classical piano and has a Bachelor of Music from the UNSW.
Above: Composer David Lang, whose Pulitzer Prize – winning work, ‘The Little Matchgirl Passion’ concluded this concert event. Photo credit: Peter Serling.
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Above: instrumentalists performing in this Salut! Baroque concert (l-r) : Julie Magri, Jack Peggie, Monika Kornel, Suzie Kim, Bridgitte Holden, John Ma, Sally Melhuish, Heather Lloyd, Alicia Crossley, Tim Blomfield. Photo credit: Paul Porteous.
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Above: (l-r) Vision String Quartet members: Florian Willeitner (violin), Daniel Stoll (violin), Leonard Disselhorst (cello) Sander Stuart (viola). Photo by Harald Hoffmann. Featured image -supplied.
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Above: Artwork by Reiko Azuma which inspired the work ‘A Glimpse Into Eternity’ by Keyna Wilkins. Photo credit: Paul Nolan. Featured image: Ironbark Ensemble : (l-r) Edward Wang, Greg Taylor, Alex McKracken, Rowena Watts, and Nathan Henshaw.
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Featured image: Members of Bach Akademie Australia orchestra with Director Madeleine Easton at University of Sydney’s Great Hall on Friday September 22. This was the first of three concerts over three locations over that weekend. Above artwork for this concert …
Above: Elena Kats-Chernin, composer of ‘Human Waves’ for choir and orchestra, heard in world premiere at this concert. Photo credit: Vicki Lauren. Featured image: Sydney Philharmonia Choirs on stage at the Opera House with soloist Kanen Breen, and conductor Brett …
Above and featured: Théotime Langlois de Swarte played with a small ensemble in relaxed, modern soiree mode during this concert’s first half. Photo credit : Michael Bradfield.
Familiar, repeated basslines, impressive instrumental riffs, a tight band of players bouncing off …
Above: Sydney Symphony Orchestra Concertmaster Andrew Haveron congratulates Wynton Marsalis. Featured image: the combined orchestras, choir, vocal consort and soloists assembled to present this large work in the Sydney Opera House Concert Hall. Photo credit: Craig Abercrombie.
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Above: Seann Miley Moore delivered a spectacular version of The Engineer in this production, shining with contrast and a charismatic command of the stage. Featured image: Laurence Mossman as Thuy and the cast of Miss Saigon. Images : Daniel Boud.…
Featured image (l to r): Will Hansen -Baroque Double Bass, Ella Bennetts-Baroque Violin, John Ma-Baroque Violin, Hans-Dieter Michatz-Recorder, Heather Lloyd- Baroque Viola, Sally Melhuish- Artistic Director and Recorder, Monika Kornel-Harpsichord, Tim Blomfield-Artistic Director and Baroque Cello.
This brilliant Baroque …