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A Tale of Two Generations

This is part 4 of 4 in the series Dream Traps - What's Stopping You?

Recently, Sarah and I have been working on the opening number to our show, which is tentatively titled Graduation Day. Planning to do our opening number tmr @MTFmusicals's Factory SalonContinue readingA Tale of Two Generations

Posted-on3 April 201525 December 2020By lineBylineDeborah Lau
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No Day But Today

We have massive news…and – before you even think it – no, I am not pregnant and we are not having a baby. -_-; The past year or so hasContinue readingNo Day But Today

Posted-on26 November 2012By lineBylineDeborah Lau
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Start Up Weekend Sydney

Images in this post are from those posted by Barry (@nolim1t) and other participants via Twitter at #swsyd. Generally, my Monday mornings on the train to work are spent feelingContinue readingStart Up Weekend Sydney

Posted-on12 November 2012By lineBylineDeborah Lau
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Now or Never

I am now twenty-six. It’s funny how time gets away from you. I reprogrammed this blog more than two years ago yet there’s so little visible progress to talk about.Continue readingNow or Never

Posted-on9 September 2012By lineBylineDeborah Lau
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Some Girls

Some girls take courses at all the best schools in France Riding their horses and learning their modern dance. They’re clever and cultured and worldly wise. But you see theContinue readingSome Girls

Posted-on28 June 2011By lineBylineDeborah Lau
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Audit Busy Season

This is part 3 of 12 in the series 26 Songs

Earlier this year, around my birthday, I felt like things were happening and life was taking off. Recently, I feel very much like life has slowed to a crawl –Continue readingAudit Busy Season

Posted-on4 October 201016 January 2019By lineBylineDeborah Lau
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The Aptitude/Passion Disconnect – Being Good At Something You Don’t Like

This is part 3 of 4 in the series Dream Traps - What's Stopping You?

Many people spend their lives wishing they were good at something. They look at people who are good at that something and they envy them. And because of that, itContinue readingThe Aptitude/Passion Disconnect – Being Good At Something You Don’t Like

Posted-on15 May 201016 January 2019By lineBylineDeborah Lau

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Deborah is a pianist/composer based in Sydney, Australia

She studied piano with Neta Maughan, a student of Alexander Sverjensky, and was one of the youngest pianists in Australia to be awarded the Licentiate in Music on Pianoforte (Performance) with Distinction. Deborah also holds an Associate Diploma (Performance on Pianoforte) from the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music, London.

Her studies in composition began with renowned Australian composers, Paul Stanhope and Matthew Hindson at MLC School, New South Wales, Australia. She continued to pursue her passion for musical theatre at Tisch School of Arts, New York University under Joel Derfner and Rachel Sheinkin (The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee) and songwriting with Pat Pattison (Berklee College of Music). Recently, Deborah studied composition with Jonathan Dawe at the Juilliard School Evening Division.

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