Mi-kaisha is a proud Darumbal Murri, freshwater woman and award-winning singer/songwriter and musician. She performed her unreleased track, Brand New, at the American Australian Association Virtual Gala on November 10, 2020.
Brand New | Live Performance by AAA-Nomad Two Worlds Indigenous Arts Scholar Mi-kaisha Masella
2018 AAA Arts Fund Recipient Courtenay Cleary performs Romance by Amy Beach
Courtenay Cleary is an Australian violinist and AAA Arts Fund Recipient who has recently graduated from The Juilliard School with her Masters of Music. Courtenay has performed around the world, including a solo performance at Westminster Abbey for Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.
2017 AAA Arts Fund Recipient Rachel Siu performs Meditation from Thaïs by Jules Massenet
Rachel Siu is a AAA Arts Fund Recipient currently studying at The Juilliard School in New York City. Rachel won first prize at the Getting to Carnegie competition where she made her solo Carnegie Hall debut. Rachel has returned to Australia temporarily while her Juilliard classes take place online.
2018 AAA Arts Fund Recipient Daniel Le performs The Harmonious Blacksmith by George Frideric Handel
Daniel Le is an Australian pianist based in New York City currently studying at the Manhattan School of Music. During this global health crisis, Daniel has been taking his classes online and using music to find some joy and light in the world during this pandemic.
2018 AAA Arts Fund Recipient Ben Heim presents Dreaming of You in Sunsets that Don't Exist
Ben Heim is an Australian Composer, Audio Visual Artist and AAA Arts Fund Recipient located in New York City. Whilst in isolation due to Covid-19, Ben has been drawn toward creating beautiful art to counteract the suffering that has surrounded the city during the current pandemic.
2009 AAA Arts Fund Recipient Vivian Choi performs Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue
Despite being isolated in their homes during this global pandemic, the AAA Arts Fund Recipients are still busy creating and honing their craft.
Vivian Choi is a celebrated Australian pianist living in New York, who holds graduate degrees from the New England Conservatory and Carnegie Mellon University. Vivian is a proud 2009 AAA Arts Fund Recipient.
'Who Knew' performed by 2019 AAA-Nomad Two Worlds Indigenous Arts Scholar Mi-kaisha Masella
In response to the changes and challenges the novel coronavirus has wrought on the way we are going about living our daily lives, AAA-Nomad Two Worlds Indigenous Arts Scholar Mi-kaisha has written this beautiful original piece for the AAA community entitled ‘Who Knew’. We hope her song gives you comfort during these unprecedented times.