Tony, at 10 years of age, being awarded his first musical scholarship
16 year old Tony as accompanist to the Australian Boys Choir
Some serious practice time after the day's schooling is completed.
Now he is a "Concerto Baby"
In 1968 - A case of dual personality
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Tony at the 4/22 Wurlitzer at the Moorabbin Town Hall.
Tony (2nd from right), speaking with the great Artur Rubenstein (far right)
A Master Class with the master. Artur Rubenstein at the Conservatorium Music in 1963
(Tony far right, next to Mr. Rubenstein)
This was the first theater organ that Tony ever played.
It was owned by his father's great friend Geoff Avery
Tony at the Grand Organ with the Australian Philharmonic Orchestra at the Sydney Opera House
The award ceremony for the ATOS Organist of the Year Award
Tony at the console of the Grand Organ in the Melbourne Town Hall
at the completion of the July 4th Independence Day Concert
Thank you, thank you
Tony is endeavoring to hold some important historical structures in Tapei
Taking in some Taipei Culture
This would be a great music room
The stunning monument to Taipei's first President, Chiang Kai-Shek (1887-1975)
On the steps of the Memorial
The Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Monument is just behind Tony
Aboard a water taxi in Hong Kong Harbor
Tony is at his peak here - well, actually looking out over Hong Kong
Tony test flies a fighter at the Boeing Aviation Museum
Tony enjoys some time with the Roland Canada team
Let's see, can we combine the Atelier with the Wurlitzer?
They start them young in Japan - One of the youngest students at the
Tokyo Roland Organ Friendly Concert in 2004
"Mr. K." (Ikutaro Kakehashi - founder of the Roland Corporation & Chairman of Rodgers Instruments LLC)
with the 2004 Osaka Master Class
Good Choice! Iimura-San enjoying his favorite instrument!
All smiles after a great performance at the 2005 Roland Friendly Organ Concert in Japan
The 2005 Tokyo master Class team
The 2005 Osaka Master Class team
Tony and top Roland artist Ryoki Yamaguchi
V for Victory for the 2005 Yokohama Friendly Concert artists
Tony & "Mr. K" (Ikutaro Kakehashi)
Tony & Noella
This is what Tony & Noella enjoy doing on the water, whenever they get a chance