Musicians 
at The Bodhi Tree

We have an inspiring community of individuals and groups who enjoy coming to play their music at The Bodhi Tree. The musicians range from amateur to professional. 

If you would like to play your own instrument, or our electronic keyboard, please send us an email so we can discuss options.

Christine Morrison - Keyboard
Performs monthly on Saturday

Christine is a unique musican, sound healer, composer and teacher. Her piano music and vocal sounds are said to soothe the soul. We are very blessed to have Christine play on our keyboard once a month - keep your eye on the Events Calendar to see when she's next in. Christine's beautiful CDs are also available for purchase at The Bodhi Tree.

Read more about Christine's extraordinary talent on Christine's website. 

David Beattie - Classical guitar
Performs at The Bodhi Tree every second Sunday, late morning

Having played various styles of amateur guitar for most of his adult life, David has come to the classical instrument in recent years through his involvement with the Classical Guitar Society of WA and its orchestra (see www.guitarwa.com.au)

David's repertoire for The Bodhi Tree includes some gentle interpretations of music from Eric Clapton, Pink Floyd, Bruce Cockburn, The Beatles and The Rolling Stones.  The perfect background for a lazy Sunday!

Lexi - Guitar, Ukelele & vocals
Performs at The Bodhi Tree on alternate Saturdays

Lexi writes her own music and lyrics, which she performs on a classical guitar or a ukelele. She has the sweetest voice you can imagine and we sell two of her CDs at The Bodhi Tree - see our Watching & Listening section.

Satyam - Sitar
Performs at The Bodhi Tree on many Tuesday mornings.

As well as being a very talented musician, Satyam is a holistic counsellor, group facilitator of relaxation and meditation classes, and social worker. 

Satyam is passionate about his music and his work, as well as holistic living, yogic lifestyle and sustainable development. He and his equally talented partner Chandrika have built a solar passive, solar-powered, limestone eco home on a bush block in the northern suburbs of Perth.

You can see more of Satyam and his band, Turquoise Loop, on YouTube. 

Sacha - Cello
Performs at The Bodhi Tree on occasional Sundays.

Sacha is a professional musician with an Honours degree in performance from WAAPA.  She is an alumni of the prestigious Australian International Chamber Music Festivals Emerging Artists Program and has been exposed to many master classes and collaborative performances with exceptional Australian and International artists. 

Sacha has given many professional recitals and is currently working in collaboration with the very talented pianist, Faith Maydwell and is the cellist with the award winning Dolce String Quartet.  

Sacha is also dedicated to the development of young musicians as a tutor for the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts and is the founder of the Western Australian Chamber Music School, a project which she hopes will raise the level of playing in our next generation of musicians.

Ron Cacioppe - Keyboard
Performs at The Bodhi Tree frequently on weekends

Ron is Karen's partner and "co-conspirator" in bringing The Bodhi Tree to life. Two years ago Ron discovered the joy of playing music, and although he had never come into direct contact with a keyboard until that time, he has taught himself (with the help of Meredith, his wonderful and patient tutor) to play. Performing at The Bodhi Tree helps him to push himself to practice and improve in his new-found skill.

Ron is better known throughout Australia as a University Professor, and many Perth executives have had the good fortune of coming under his tutelage during the course of their MBA. Ron runs a successful leadership development consultancy, where he and a host of exceptionally skilled and talented consultants are helping to raise the awareness of todays leaders. Integral Development is The Bodhi Tree's sister company.

James - Hapi Drum
Performs at The Bodhi Tree when his busy schedule permits it

James is a young aspiring musician who plays a most unique instrument called the Hapi Drum. It looks like the base of a gas camping lamp, and sounds like a heavenly harp! James pops 
in to play whenever he's not hard at work with his TAFE studies.

Lyndon & Anna - Cello & Recorder
Perform at The Bodhi Tree whenever they feel the urge

Brother and sister duo Lyndon and Anna are talented young musicians who play duets and solos. They play randomly on weekends when they have the time.

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