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Morning Melodies - "Painting In Sound -  One Man, A Thousand Stories"

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31 Bates St
Merredin WA, Australia
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"Painting In Sound -  One Man, A Thousand Stories"
with violinist-composer Rupert Guenther


International violin virtuoso Rupert Guenther brings a not-to-be-missed show of his inspired music to Cummins Theatre on Wednesday 29th March 2026. 

With inspirations and sounds from the classical concert halls of Europe, the temples in Japan, to the Middle East, the snow-capped Himalayas and tribal sounds of North Africa, Guenther gives audiences an immersive experience in sound, and an insider peek into his travels, the stories of behind the music, and shares insights into the creative process of creating the music. 
Using his extraordinary skills as a violinist, he weaves the sounds with electronics to create an evocative and refreshing theatre experience.

About Rupert

Trained in Vienna, Rupert is a lifelong professional musician whose special focus is creating music in accessible and engaging concerts which relate with the world around us - the night skies, geography, science, and events in history. 
His experience includes positions in The Vienna Chamber Opera and many decades as a sideman to the stars including Beatles producer Sir George Martin, John Farnham, Olivia Newton-John and Greek superstar Demis Roussos. 
He has independently release 40 albums or his own music since 2003 including 5 albums commissioned and recorded for ABC Classic FM. He regularly tours Australia, Europe and the UK in venues including Tate Britain, Museum of London Docklands, Sydney Opera House, The Melbourne Recital Centre, Government House Ballroom Perth, WA Museum Boola Bardip and WA Shipwrecks Museum Fremantle. He currently lives in the Central Wheatbelt region of WA on a farm with his wife Tanya.

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31 Bates St
Merredin WA, Australia
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