Laurissa Brooke Composer/Conductor
2025/02/17
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Laurissa Brooke Composer/Conductor

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Laurissa Brooke is a composer and conductor based in Western Australia. Making her conducting debut with Perth Symphony Orchestra (PSO) in 2022 and subsequently receiving regular engagements, Laurissa has received acclaim from musicians, critics and audiences alike. Laurissa held the position of Music Director for the South Side Symphony Orchestra (SSSO) (2018-2020), conducted multiple elite ensembles for the Department of Education’s Gifted and Talented music programmes (2012-2023) and was invited to be a guest conductor of the Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra (METSO). The Tenth Muse Initiative recently engaged Laurissa as musical director for the Australian premiere of Rosśa Crean’s ‘The Priestess of Morphine’. In my chat with Laurissa we talk to her about how she started with her love of music and how important the human condition is in her work, and how she expresses it in her compositions.

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Laurissa Brooke is a composer and conductor based in Western Australia. Making her conducting debut with Perth Symphony Orchestra (PSO) in 2022 and subsequently receiving regular engagements, Laurissa has received acclaim from musicians, critics and audiences alike. Laurissa held the position of Music Director for the South Side Symphony Orchestra (SSSO) (2018-2020), conducted multiple elite ensembles for the Department of Education’s Gifted and Talented music programmes (2012-2023) and was invited to be a guest conductor of the Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra (METSO). The Tenth Muse Initiative recently engaged Laurissa as musical director for the Australian premiere of Rosśa Crean’s ‘The Priestess of Morphine’. In my chat with Laurissa we talk to her about how she started with her love of music and how important the human condition is in her work, and how she expresses it in her compositions.

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