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Hills Symphony Orchestra will be holding a winter food drive at our July concert.
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We are proud to introduce Patrick Hubble as our new HSO President. Having been a violinist in the Hills Symphony orchestra since he was 14 and one of the orchestra's previous Concertmaster also, Patrick has been involved in the orchestra for the majority of his life and witnessed its ability to make a healthy and positive impact for both members and the wider community. He musically enjoys the wide repertoire the orchestra plays, from contemporary to traditional forms of music, and he loves film soundtracks. He believes that more than just a simple opportunity to enjoy music, the orchestra allows the young and the old, the experienced and the new, an opportunity for fulfilment and connection and he looks forward to continuing the orchestra's strong legacy of engaging positively in our lives and within our community. |
Welcome!
Not only do we have had a refresh of our website, but we also have a fresh new 'HSO News' page to share exciting updates and general happenings of your favourite community orchestra.
You can also keep up-to-date with all things HSO through our Facebook and Instagram pages, as well as be in the know first by joining our 'Friends of HSO' mailing list.
You can still access our old news page here if you wish: Archived News
Not only do we have had a refresh of our website, but we also have a fresh new 'HSO News' page to share exciting updates and general happenings of your favourite community orchestra.
You can also keep up-to-date with all things HSO through our Facebook and Instagram pages, as well as be in the know first by joining our 'Friends of HSO' mailing list.
You can still access our old news page here if you wish: Archived News
Welcome!
Welcome to HSO News, a place where we share exciting updates and general news about our community orchestra.
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The Hills Symphony Orchestra respectfully acknowledges the Traditional Custodian of Country throughout Western Australia their connections to land, sea and community.
We pay respect to their elders past and present, and the Whadjuk Noongar people on whose lands we work and share music.
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