
Writer, editor, soprano
Stella Joseph-Jarecki wears many hats, due to her undiagnosed but highly suspected ADHD and her desire to have many projects running simultaneously (see?).
Predominantly, she is a writer and classically trained soprano. She is particularly passionate about breaking down the barriers to the arts that exist for many audiences.
When she’s not using her marketing brain, Stella works as a freelance arts writer across Melbourne and has written for organisations such as Limelight Magazine, Adelaide Symphony Orchestra, and Melbourne Recital Centre. in 2018 she completed her Honours dissertation at the University of Melbourne, focusing on musical symbolism in the film scores of Erich Korngold.
In 2019, Stella created the online music publication Fever Pitch Magazine. This blog was established to celebrate emerging musicians, music therapists, composers, educators, and administrators. Over a two-year period, Fever Pitch Magazine published 37 interviews with emerging creatives, 36 opinion pieces, and 14 reviews!
In 2025, Fever Pitch Magazine will be returning… stay tuned.
Stella is also a freelance makeup artist working across events and photography. (And earring maker, and painter, and…)
Read Stella’s opinion pieces here:
Sometimes Pessimism is All You Will Feel
What ‘Next in Fashion’ Reminded Me About Creativity
Sometimes, I Don’t Even Like Music

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