GMH Music is a multifaceted business based in the Macedon Ranges run by G. Michael Hall and Gabriel Macura, offering vocal and performance coaching, production studio, mixing and mastering, vocal, piano and orchestral arrangement, choral arrangement, drum programming, recording, song writing, backing tracks, on hold music and a range of other business assets.
Born in the US, G. Michael Hall has been involved in every aspect of the industry, from theatre production on Broadway to touring with live rock and contemporary artists like Paul McCartney, U2, Talking Heads, KISS and many more.
Now based in Australia, G. Michael divides himself between writing, producing, arranging and mixing, working alongside Michael Stavrou and Australian artists including Lisa Gerrard and Brett Garsed.
A Victorian College of the Arts voice graduate, Gabriel has recorded classical and original albums and performed as an opera singer and original contemporary artist in Australia and abroad whilst expanding her skills as a composer and orchestral arranger.
Based in the Macedon Ranges, Gabriel is a singer, songwriter, composer and arranger, vocal and performance coach. She also created the not for profit organisation Safe Space Performances Ltd to nurture singers and instrumentalists in the performance environment.
Safe Space Performances Ltd is a not for profit organisation established in 2020 which provides the Macedon Ranges community with an all ages, all abilities, socially inclusive performance practice space.
Safe Space facilitates solo and group projects and workshops to support people to explore and further their skills as performers whilst strengthening their bonds in their community.
Original music
Australian Way of Life
Inspired by Kathleen McLennan’s poem, Gabriel Macura wrote a song celebrating the resilience and spirit of Australia. The choral arrangement was premiered by the Bendigo Youth Choir for the Governor of Victoria.
For performance or sheet music enquiries, contact Gabriel. The studio version is a GMH Music collaboration sponsored by Rosalie Rogers Music and Bendigo Bank.