Requiem for a Tribe Brother… is a lovely work full of lush harmonies and evocative soundscapes, revealing a profound personal sense not of loss but of joy in the memory of a young Aboriginal friend whose death inspired the work. Peter Broadbent and his singers relish the music, singing with understated emotion and, in so doing, bringing the real beauty of the score to the surface. ...the suit from Williamson's 1964 opera, derived from Edith Sitwell's English Eccentrics... clearly satirical, witty and technically demanding, but the Joyful Company of Singers are well up to the task.