Annual Giving
Empower | Enrich | Elevate
JOIN OUR SYMPHONY OF GIVING
The transformative nature of music is yet to be matched. It can heal, it can unite, and it can inspire. It can do this and so much more all without a single word being uttered. It’s unsurprising then that it’s woven into the fabric of our celebrations and stories, providing the backdrop for countless moments in our lives.
That is why WASO is committed to empowering, enriching, and elevating the lives of all West Australians through the universal language of music. The donations we receive enable your Orchestra to continue to inspire and connect our community through its beauty.
Join us in shaping our performances by contributing to the concerts you love so that together we may continue to change lives through music.
Download our Annual Giving brochure here.
Concerts & Performances
Join us in shaping our performances by supporting the concerts you love.
Access & Community
Support well-being, nurture your community and foster inclusivity through music.
Crescendo
Create a brighter future through music for young West Australians.
Duet
Forge a unique connection with your Orchestra by partnering with a musician.
Songbook
Empower new voices to be heard through commissions.
Legacy
Empower your Orchestra to continue to enrich lives.
Legacy
In a professional concert and operatic career spanning 40 years, Andrew has performed more than 30 operatic roles for professional companies throughout Australia, and is a Helpmann Award winner. As recitalist, oratorio soloist, recording artist, crossover cabaret artist, opera principal, and opera director, he consistently draws superb accolades. From 2014 he was Vocal Coach to the West Australian Symphony Orchestra Chorus, and then Chorus Director from 2019-2024. He is an Associate Professor of Music and Chair of Vocal Studies at the University of Western Australia Conservatorium of Music, where he teaches voice, directs the Symphonic Chorus and chamber choirs, and passes on his experience to the next generation of musicians. Andrew next appears as the Major-General in West Australian Opera’s production of The Pirates of Penzance in late March.
