Review: Lowering The Tone & Raising The Roof (Raymond Gubbay)
The populist impresario’s reminiscences are entirely unputdownable.
The populist impresario’s reminiscences are entirely unputdownable.
An Aussie singing legend gets the biography she so thoroughly deserves.
At last, the book for science nerds no musical home should be without.
This book more than answers what it is that conductors do.
On the eve of a new ballet, we ask why Tolstoy’s novel still inspires so many adaptations.
A fascinating visual slice of fin de siècle Australian theatrical life.
It may not be a memoir, but boy does András Schiff have plenty to say.
The kids are all right in this fascinating, new look at children’s role in opera.
Helen Marquand's labour of love reveals the life and times of an émigré pianist.
The curious case of a trio of pianists cut off in their prime.
Australia’s Max Bialystock gets a biography to match his rollicking life.
An essential guide to the thoughts of an essential woman.
Honesty and anecdotes illuminate a life beyond Blue Heelers.