Review: The Golden Age Project (The Golden Age Quartet, Nick Russoniello)
Australian makes an eloquent case for the joy of sax.
Australian makes an eloquent case for the joy of sax.
A cleverly-programmed delve into Louis Andreissen soared to gorgeous minimalistic highs, despite distracting technical issues on the night.
Gondwana Choirs, Anthony Pateras and the Sunshine Coast Chamber Music Festival are among the artists and organisations to share in $9.5m in Australia Council funding.
A moving musical tribute to two great women of the 20th century.
Conlon presents a shapeshifter in great shape.
Bringing local and travelling artists to coastal NSW, this year's Festival features Australian String Quartet, Speak Percussion and Ngaiire.
With striking field recordings, lighting and live performance, Speak Percussion takes us on a trepidatious, yet stunning expedition through the wild wonder of Antarctica.
Leading lights of Scandinavian music join Australia's The Marais Project for a first-time exploration of Nordic Baroque.
Three festival programs and two mainland tours mark a broad season for the Quartet, with more programs and appearances yet to be announced.
Fresh sounds, big events, little gems, cross-genre collaborations, world premieres; it’s a new world for arts organisations, so what do they have in store this year?
What do our small to medium ensemble have on offer in the year ahead?
From purchasing a few bars of music to making a multi-million-dollar donation, we explore the different ways that philanthropy can help transform our cultural life.
Fascinated by complex musical ideas, Jack Symonds never wants to make work that resembles anything else – whether he’s programming it or writing it himself.