Piano Stories by Ash Morse at Robert Knox Hall, Central Coast Conservatorium
Fans of original music will be spoiled by this intimate evening of piano vocal recital by Ash
Morse, all performed live on the grand piano in Robert Knox Hall, Central Coast
Conservatorium of Music, accompanied by the studio recorded soundtracks for his more
advanced, cinematic and orchestral compositions, which feature performances of real bass,
drums, pianos, guitars, cello and multi-layered vocal harmonies.
Ash Morse is an Australian independent singer/songwriter/composer from Hornsby Shire,
who loves deep stories and telling them through music. He writes in a variety of genres, from
piano ballads to full orchestral, cinematic scores and doesn’t shy away from intense
emotions, whether they are joyful, painful or deeply nostalgic.
Whether you love to be lost in the music or lost in the narrative, there is a rich sonic and
lyrical tapestry to be immersed in with as many layers deep as you are willing to be
transported.
The performance will include selection from Ash most recent albums:
Cinematic/orchestral “To Go Home”, nostalgic, heartfelt piano/vocal “Family Ties” and more
cheerful, sunny EP “Sunny Haven Avenue”.
You will also hear the unique ‘Dream Machine”, which was partly released as radio edit in
2023, reached the top 40 in the prestigious Vanda and Young international competition, and
claimed the grand prize for the IYMC International Composer’s competition.
Quotes from ‘Dream Machine” ASA review by Brian Henderson Ward:
“An incredible mix of melodies featuring so many key, time and mood changes. It is more
complex than Bohemian Rhapsody and feels like a huge theatre production. An outstanding
vocal performance along with fabulous harmonies. The musicianship was genius.”
“Dream Machine” is part of Ash Morse future 2025 album, ‘Nowhere Land’, his biggest, and
most ambitious project yet.
Tickets (Early Bird):
https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/1234476284799?aff=oddtdtcreator
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