Fiona Mariah Concert Club

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04/08/2024

SINGING LESSONS with EXPERIENCED PROFESSIONAL TEACHER
Kardinya, WA
Find your voice - Enthusiasm is the only requirement!
Improve your technique - with a few tips improve breathing, support and pitch
Overcome performing anxiety - A supportive learning space is most important
Prepare for exams - all levels
Brush up on your technique, Re enter the music profession, find your passion again.
Hello, I am an experienced professional singer looking to add a limited number of students to my home teaching studio in Kardinya.
I am an award winning graduate of the Royal Academy of Music in London with considerable experience teaching in schools and giving masterclasses in vocal technique. Due to my career overseas in Opera, Gala Concerts, London West End Music Theatre and as a recording artist, I have a wealth of technical knowledge which I would like to share with dedicated music lovers or those who feel the need to express themselves through voice.

For those preparing for auditions and exams I am able to help with choosing repertoire and making sure it is thoroughly prepared, helping with foreign texts and the general process of learning and memorising music.

Most importantly overcoming performing anxiety by being fully prepared so you can shine!

Police check and Working With Children approved

25/01/2023

How can you have Fiona Mariah singing in a concert and not have her on the Poster?????🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

That's better don't you think??

A lovely concert of popular with songs in Italian, Spanish, French and English. Performed by "Yours Truly " with beautiful accompaniments by Maestro Nunzio Mondia played on
the fabulous in Studio Fazioli Piano

20/01/2023

12/06/2016

What do you give a 90 year old opera lover for his birthday? Fiona Mariah, of course! As a special surprise I'm going to sing him some of his favourite operatic arias at his birthday party in Fremantle. xx

02/12/2015

27/10/2015

Press Release
Never Give All The Heart
Written and directed by Frank Murphy
Never Give All The Heart is an original staged presentation to be performed at the Kidogo Arthouse Theatre, Bathers Beach, Fremantle.
Monday 2nd, Tuesday 3rd, and Wednesday 4th November at 7.30pm. Pre-show drinks available on the deck.
Presented by Song For Ireland Inc. in association with the Australian Irish Heritage Association.
A unique evening with Oscar Wilde, the brilliant Irish literary genius of his age, and feted celebrity of the Fin de Sciecle. The legacy of his work and extraordinary wit will be dramatized along with his tragic downfall and the trial that scandalised a disapproving Puritan society. Newly discovered personal letters and correspondence will explore the decline from celebrity to infamy.
“He strutted through the first half of the decade known as the 90’s and staggered through the second half” – Michael MacLiammor.

Embodying the spirit of Wilde is Perth actor Lucy Eyre, who assumes the part of the young artist and devoted family man adored by his children, lyonised by the literary world, and loved and indulged by audiences. Lucy’s current pre-occupation has been completing her PhD in Performing Arts at WAAPA, specifically in playwriting and the topic of migration. “It’s has been a wonderful experience to step into Wilde’s flamboyant world of excess and hedonism” says Lucy. “It’s great being back treading the boards, my first passion. I feel at home on stage, having previously played the Mother in Arthur Miller’s All My Sons for GRADS, Mama Rose in Gypsy and many other diverse roles at Perth’s leading venues, including Downstairs at the Maj at His Majesty’s Theatre, the Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts and The Blue Room Theatre.

Fiona Mariah, well known to Australian and international audiences as an opera singer makes her professional Australian acting debut playing many roles within Oscar Wilde’s story including: Constance his wife; along with Bosie who contributed to his spectacular downfall; Madame Melba, and other characters who populated Wilde’s flamboyant life .

Writer and director Frank Murphy has managed to juggle twin careers in theatre and radio for many years. Having worked with Radio Telefis Eireann in Drama he also formed a company and was one of the leading lights of the Project Arts Centre in Dublin. Trained by the Abby Theatre as a director he has directed the world premiere of Sean O’Casey’s Behind the Green Curtains as well as many diverse productions from Brecht to Gilbert and Sullivan. Since migrating to Perth in 1995 he has committed himself to developing young dramatic talent at Wesley College as well as being heavily involved in all aspects of theatre life in Western Australia.
Frank is well known among radio listeners for his informative artist interviews and highly researched programme values during his weekly show “Song For Ireland” on Radio Fremantle 107.9fm Saturday Mornings 7-9am.
Contact: Frank Murphy
Phone: 9335 9401
Email: [email protected]
Bookings: www.trybooking.com/JKRP
Facebook: Frank Murphy, Fiona Mariah Concert Club

18/10/2015

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13/10/2015

Looking forward to singing with the One Achord choir on the 24th October. Don't forget to book your tickets and come along and support this wonderful charity. Remember if you can't make it but want to be there in spirit you can make a donation via the One Achord website www.oneachordchoir.org.au

07/10/2015

28/04/2015

Celebrating 25 of Tatler in Malaysia

23/03/2015

Tatler Malaysia Ball Kuala Lumpur November 2014

23/03/2015

Nativity Concert West Forrest Place Perth

23/03/2015

Some video from City of Perth Nativity Concert. Sorry Sound a bit low but hopefully you will get some idea of how pretty it all looked.

23/03/2015

Sang for Prince Albert of Monaco and his Environmental Charity in Singapore recently thought you might like to see the picture.