WAAPA - ECU Presents
WAAPA Contemporary Bachelor Recitals
Logan Edwards, Aaron Welsh, Brooke Moore
Rosemount Hotel (North Perth, WA)
Wednesday, 18 November 2026 5:30 pm
Doors open at 5:30PM
All Night Ticket holders have access for the full night.
Individual Ticket holders have access during the times specified.
WAAPA Students $5 entry at the door with student card
WAAPA staff Free at the door with staff card.
6:00PM - Logan Edwards presents Can’t Wait For Perfect, a 4th year graduation recital that explores the interpretation of nostalgic and emerging styles in a modern context.
Logan is a contemporary guitarist and songwriter heavily influenced by Fusion, Neo-soul, R&B and Funk. Can’t Wait For Perfect will be a mix of re-arrangements, original compositions and covers by the likes of Mike Stern, D’Angelo and more.
7:05PM - Aaron Welsh is a Perth based guitarist whose playing is shaped by R&B, soul, jazz fusion and the guitarists behind the music he grew up listening to. He is particularly interested in the role of the guitarist as more than just a player, using harmony, groove, tone and improvisation to shape and reinterpret music.
His graduation recital features a mix of fusion repertoire, re-arranged cover tunes and original works. Throughout the performance, Aaron explores how familiar songs can be transformed through his own arrangements and approach to the guitar, alongside music that reflects his development as an artist.
8:10PM - Brooke Moore is a Perth-based vocalist and songwriter completing her Bachelor of Music in Contemporary Performance at WAAPA. Originally trained as a classical vocalist, with some experience in jazz and musical theatre, Brooke draws inspiration from artists such as Kate Bush, Kate Miller-Heidke, and Enya, who blend genres and incorporate different sounds into their music. This has influenced her own songwriting and arrangements, where she enjoys experimenting and making songs her own. Her recital brings this together through intimate, stripped-back storytelling, reimagined arrangements and bigger full-band moments, showcasing the different sides of her voice and what she has learnt throughout her time at WAAPA. Brooke hopes to continue developing as a vocalist, songwriter and arranger, with storytelling and connection at the centre of her work.
Under 18s may attend with parent or legal guardian supervision. Any Under 18s not accompanied may not be permitted entry.
All Night Ticket holders have access for the full night.
Individual Ticket holders have access during the times specified.
WAAPA Students $5 entry at the door with student card
WAAPA staff Free at the door with staff card.
6:00PM - Logan Edwards presents Can’t Wait For Perfect, a 4th year graduation recital that explores the interpretation of nostalgic and emerging styles in a modern context.
Logan is a contemporary guitarist and songwriter heavily influenced by Fusion, Neo-soul, R&B and Funk. Can’t Wait For Perfect will be a mix of re-arrangements, original compositions and covers by the likes of Mike Stern, D’Angelo and more.
7:05PM - Aaron Welsh is a Perth based guitarist whose playing is shaped by R&B, soul, jazz fusion and the guitarists behind the music he grew up listening to. He is particularly interested in the role of the guitarist as more than just a player, using harmony, groove, tone and improvisation to shape and reinterpret music.
His graduation recital features a mix of fusion repertoire, re-arranged cover tunes and original works. Throughout the performance, Aaron explores how familiar songs can be transformed through his own arrangements and approach to the guitar, alongside music that reflects his development as an artist.
8:10PM - Brooke Moore is a Perth-based vocalist and songwriter completing her Bachelor of Music in Contemporary Performance at WAAPA. Originally trained as a classical vocalist, with some experience in jazz and musical theatre, Brooke draws inspiration from artists such as Kate Bush, Kate Miller-Heidke, and Enya, who blend genres and incorporate different sounds into their music. This has influenced her own songwriting and arrangements, where she enjoys experimenting and making songs her own. Her recital brings this together through intimate, stripped-back storytelling, reimagined arrangements and bigger full-band moments, showcasing the different sides of her voice and what she has learnt throughout her time at WAAPA. Brooke hopes to continue developing as a vocalist, songwriter and arranger, with storytelling and connection at the centre of her work.
Under 18s may attend with parent or legal guardian supervision. Any Under 18s not accompanied may not be permitted entry.