Lunchtime Concerts
The Cathedral’s Concerts at One are an increasingly popular series on the Perth events calendar, ideally timed to suit shoppers, city workers, seniors, school groups, and tourists on a day trip to Perth. These concerts provide an opportunity for talented students to perform in a unique environment to an appreciative audience.
Featuring music students from Western Australian high schools, the Yoon Sen Lee Music School, the WA Academy of Performing Arts, the UWA Conservatorium of Music, and the UWA Music Students’ Society.
All concerts are at 1.00pm, concluding at around 1.45pm. There is no need to book ahead.
Entry is free, with a retiring collection taken.
WEDNESDAY 1 MAY
Penrhos College
WEDNESDAY 15 MAY
Christ Church Grammar School
WEDNESDAY 29 MAY
Yoon Sen Lee Music School
WEDNESDAY 5 JUNE
Piano Students from WAAPA
WEDNESDAY 19 JUNE
Presbyterian Ladies’ College
WEDNESDAY 3 JULY
Yoon Sen Lee Music School
WEDNESDAY 31 JULY
Yoon Sen Lee Music School
WEDNESDAY 7 AUGUST
John XXIII College
WEDNESDAY 21 AUGUST
Prendiville Catholic College
WEDNESDAY 4 SEPTEMBER
Holly Broadbent, Senior Organ Scholar
WEDNESDAY 18 SEPTEMBER
UWA Conservatorium of Music Voice Students
For further information, please check our Events section.
The Cathedral’s annual “Concerts at One” are an increasingly popular series, ideally timed to suit shoppers, city workers, seniors, school groups, and tourists on a day trip to Perth. These concerts provide an opportunity for talented students to perform in a unique environment to an appreciative audience.
Today’s performance is by students from Presbyterian Ladies’ College.
There is no need to book ahead. Entry is free, with a retiring collection taken.
The Cathedral’s annual “Concerts at One” are an increasingly popular series, ideally timed to suit shoppers, city workers, seniors, school groups, and tourists on a day trip to Perth. These concerts provide an opportunity for talented students to perform in a unique environment to an appreciative audience.
Today’s performance is by students from Yoon Sen Lee Music School.
There is no need to book ahead. Entry is free, with a retiring collection taken.
The Cathedral’s annual “Concerts at One” are an increasingly popular series, ideally timed to suit shoppers, city workers, seniors, school groups, and tourists on a day trip to Perth. These concerts provide an opportunity for talented students to perform in a unique environment to an appreciative audience.
Today’s performance is by students from Yoon Sen Lee Music School.
There is no need to book ahead. Entry is free, with a retiring collection taken.
The Cathedral’s annual “Concerts at One” are an increasingly popular series, ideally timed to suit shoppers, city workers, seniors, school groups, and tourists on a day trip to Perth. These concerts provide an opportunity for talented students to perform in a unique environment to an appreciative audience.
Today’s performance is by students from John XXIII College.
There is no need to book ahead. Entry is free, with a retiring collection taken.
The Cathedral’s annual “Concerts at One” are an increasingly popular series, ideally timed to suit shoppers, city workers, seniors, school groups, and tourists on a day trip to Perth. These concerts provide an opportunity for talented students to perform in a unique environment to an appreciative audience.
Today’s performance is by students from Prendiville Catholic College.
There is no need to book ahead. Entry is free, with a retiring collection taken.
The Cathedral’s annual “Concerts at One” are an increasingly popular series, ideally timed to suit shoppers, city workers, seniors, school groups, and tourists on a day trip to Perth. These concerts provide an opportunity for talented students to perform in a unique environment to an appreciative audience.
Today’s performance is by Holly Broadbent, Senior Organ Scholar.
There is no need to book ahead. Entry is free, with a retiring collection taken.
The Cathedral’s annual “Concerts at One” are an increasingly popular series, ideally timed to suit shoppers, city workers, seniors, school groups, and tourists on a day trip to Perth. These concerts provide an opportunity for talented students to perform in a unique environment to an appreciative audience.
Today’s performance is by students from UWA Conservatorium of Music.
There is no need to book ahead. Entry is free, with a retiring collection taken.