Review: Chamber Landscapes (Adelaide Festival)
Over the past seven years, the UKARIA-based Chamber Landscapes series has grown to become an integral part of the Adelaide Festival.
Over the past seven years, the UKARIA-based Chamber Landscapes series has grown to become an integral part of the Adelaide Festival.
In what amounts to a musical dissection, Of the Body traverses sex, sensuality, the senses and more.
Cameron Lam explores trios across jazz, classical, and experimental music in this month's Australian Art Music playlist.
Composer and saxophonist Brenda Gifford has been announced as the recipient of the Merlyn Myer Music Commission.
A chorus of leading classical and choral music figures have added their signatures to a letter of protest to the BBC over deep cuts to its orchestras and the disbanding of the BBC SIngers.
In this powerful song cycle, one man’s wish to do what’s right keeps hope for humanity alive – even in the face of genocide.
It’s time to move beyond “special programs” and one-off celebrations for female composers, argues Liza Lim.
The saxophonist and composer talks about his new concerto for baritone saxophone to premiere at Orange Chamber Music Festival, and how its audience can help.
A celebration of transcience, Linda May Han Oh's Ephemeral Echoes deserves a permanent place in the memory and in the canon.
Collaborative spirit and supreme musicianship the hallmarks of Kronos Quartet's Perth Festival performance.
Every aspect of The Cage Project expresses a deep sense of collaboration and mutual trust between its performers.
A glorious, golden night of music making from Jordi Savall and friends that lifted a full-house audience out of its seats and on to its feet.
Five world premieres, 34 concerts and 39 musicians make for an illuminating North Queensland chamber music festival.