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3 Questions, Guest Posts, Interviews, Video Posted on15 October 202024 October 2020

3 Questions for Linda May Han Oh & Fabian Almazan [VIDEO]

In this episode I’m talking to the dynamic duo – Linda May Han Oh and Fabian Almazan

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Award finalists, News Posted on8 September 202019 September 2020

Winners of the 2020 Art Music Awards Announced

Linda May Han Oh continued Western Australia’s strong performance by taking home the Art Music Award for Work of the Year: Jazz for her ‘Aventurine’

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