A tasty series of free lunchtime concerts featuring staff, students or visiting guests serving up sumptuous musical treats for hungry ears!

A richly expressive and thought-provoking piano recital exploring the interplay of opposites, inspired by the great poet T.S. Eliot’s line 'the stillness the dancing' (The Four Quartets).

In this annual showcase of the skills of WAAPA’s graduating class of Classical Music students, six stunning student musicians – one from each instrumental and vocal area – compete for the 2025 Richard Gill Award.

Harnessing the creative and artistic powers of some of the brightest talents in this generation of composers and pianists, WAAPA presents a concert of new works for piano.

As part of a worldwide tour, Italian guitarist Ermanno Brignolo showcases his original compositions that express in musical form the joys and heartache of modern parenthood.

Eight magnificent finalists compete for the two Taryn Fiebig Awards for Classical Voice and Music Theatre.

In a night of drama and superb musicianship, WAAPA's leading classical soloists join the WAAPA Symphony Orchestra to battle it out in the final of the prestigious 2025 Warana Concerto Competition.

WAAPA's Classical Voice students, accompanied by Tommaso Pollio on piano, present a glorious double bill of opera: Cinderella by Pauline Viardot and Gianni Schicchi by Giacomo Puccini.

The evocative, haunting soundscapes of French Impressionism, including works by composers such as Debussy, Ravel, Satie and Boulanger, are performed by some of WAAPA’s most brilliant student pianists.

Steven Schick has astonished audiences for decades with his brilliance, innovation, passion and unsurpassed virtuosity. Catch one of the world’s greatest musicians in action, in a spectacular, unique and unforgettable performance.

Percussion virtuoso Marcus Perrozzi, star of Cirque du Soleil’s hit show Dralion, powers up Defying Gravity with his extraordinary musical skills.

Join us as WAAPA’s guitar students explore a wide range of compelling chamber works from the 19th century until today.

Join WAAPA’s string students and members of the Darlington Quartet for an intimate evening of musical conversations, discussions and possibly arguments, as they present works from the inexhaustibly rich repertoire of string chamber music.

As part of the Piano Panoply program, this concert features late-Romantic works by Liszt and contemporaries performed on period instruments.

As part of the Piano Panoply program, this concert performed by Dr Tonya Lemoh invites the audience to rediscover Australian musical history with charming songs and poetic solo works from an authentic 1850s piano book.

As part of the Piano Panoply program, this is a modern exploration of piano music, featuring WAAPA's keyboard and composition staff.

As part of the Piano Panoply program, this concert takes you into the world of Jane Austin with music from English early Romantic drawing rooms and pleasure gardens, performed on WAAPA's period instruments.

From Mozart to Martland via Debussy, the Indian Ocean Ensemble and WAAPA's saxophone ensemble, The 'Phone Co., perform an evening of chamber music at its best.

An operatic treasure-trove of arias, ensembles and choruses from the world of grand opera performed in the glamorous setting of Government House Ballroom by the graduating Classical Voice class of 2025 with the marvellous Mark Coughlan as music director.

A night of celebration and achievement, as WAAPA's top music students receive a glittering series of performance prizes and scholarships.

Get ready for a frightfully fun evening of music and mischief, as the Symphonic Wind Ensemble conjures up a bewitching performance for WAAPA’s final public music concert at the Mount Lawley campus.