Review: Soar: A Life Freed by Dance by David McAllister
Daggy kid makes good. McAllister recalls his readable road to riches.
Daggy kid makes good. McAllister recalls his readable road to riches.
Survey of the British zeal for musical storytelling whets appetite to listen.
A multi-faceted attempt to unravel the mystery of musical genius.
Why, argues Peter Holman, do we need all that arm waving when a simple roll of paper will suffice?
The Australian Musical is a rigorously researched, definitive history of Australian musical theatre. A labour of love for its authors, it will be treasured by musical fans.
The polymath pianist offers up succinctly sketched thoughts on music and much, much more.
A rich, entertaining “slice history” of musical Vienna.
Musicians and Addiction looks at the implications of addiction for individual musicians and the industry of which they are a part.
How public and private music shaped life with the Virgin Queen.
One craftsman pays tribute to another in a unique novella.
The Debussy bible, maybe, but the man remains an impression.
How the Belle Époque saw Bizet’s free-spirited heroine.
The history of the song, well at least for the last 800 years.