Review: Poet of the Violin (Leila Schayegh & Australian Brandenburg Orchestra)
A triumphant display of artistry and stamina, with the Brandies in top form behind guest leader Leila Schayegh.
A triumphant display of artistry and stamina, with the Brandies in top form behind guest leader Leila Schayegh.
Violist and curator-turned-creator Katie Yap takes you behind the making of her Freedman Fellowship Project - multitudes.
A concert of exquisite new music created to tell a personal and pertinent migration story.
With four accomplished guest musicians studding four varied programs, Camerata offers a world premiere iteration of a newly-written Australian masterwork.
Víkingur Ólafsson, Brooklyn Rider, Lydia Lunch and a Goldner String Quartet farewell performance in the mix for 2024.
ANAM has announced the 20 composers commissioned to write works for its third-year students and create a rich addition to the Australian music canon.
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May Lyon explains why a commission from Musica Viva Australia inspired images of juxtaposing aspects of nature.