As a condition of entry to Perth Concert Hall, all visitors aged 16 years and over are required to show proof of double dose COVID-19 vaccination or provide an acceptable medical exemption, and check in using the ServiceWA app, SafeWA app, or manual sign-in sheet.

The WA Government has provided more information on how you can show your proof of COVID-19 vaccination here.

 An immersive world of wonder

Take a plunge into the deepest blue to discover churning St George’s Cathedral Consort waves, eerie calm and some of the greatest wonders of music of the sea.

Awarded the Pulitzer Prize for Music, John Luther Adams’ expansive orchestral work Become Ocean is an intimate sonic journey, a musical meditation on the mysterious tides of existence. Britten’s evocative Four Sea Interludes and a world premiere from West Australian composer Olivia Davies complete this immersive program.

PROGRAM

Olivia DAVIES In Waves (World Premiere)
Benjamin BRITTEN Peter Grimes: Four Sea Interludes
John Luther ADAMS Become Ocean (Australian Premiere)

ARTISTS

Jen Winley conductor
James Ledger conductor
West Australian Symphony Orchestra
Western Australian Youth Orchestra

RUNNING TIMES

Start 7:30pm
Finish 9:30pm*
Includes a 25 minutes interval*

*Times are approximate and subject to change at any time.

FOOD & BEVERAGE

GRAB & GO
View the Grab & Go menu.
No bookings necessary. 

Please note: No food or beverages with the exception of bottled water will be allowed into the auditorium. 

PLEASE NOTE:

• Prior to an event if you are feeling unwell, we ask you please do not attend the performance and contact our Box Office on either boxoffice@perthconcerthall.com.au or 9231 9999 to discuss the options for your tickets. 
• Health and safety guidelines for the venue can be found here.

See the full WASO 2022 Season.

Presented by West Australian Symphony Orchestra.

WASO & WAYO Side-by-Side partnership supported by Woodside. Presented in association with Perth Festival. Olivia Davies’ New Work commissioned for WASO by Prue Ashurst.

2022 WASO Assistant Conductor, Jen Winley, is supported by the Simon Lee Foundation.