Review: MOSSO | Music in Motion (Canberra International Music Festival)
A fluid festival of sound and vision explores how music moves – and is moved by – the world around it.
A fluid festival of sound and vision explores how music moves – and is moved by – the world around it.
'Less is more' works doubly well for Australian Haydn Ensemble players.
A gripping collaboration from the place where high tech and the human voice meet.
Omega gets wired for sound for a contemporary walk on the wild side.
A classic concert weaving French representations of time through the ages.
Speakeasy patina is brought to a high polish in an arresting display of skill and spirit.
Cohen’s Delphi Songs and Messiaen's wartime Visions de l’Amen are paired in a delicately executed concert.
Folk tunes taken to the next level with extraordinary care and precision.
A fine Schubert sonata, expertly performed by Kristian Chong – with equally fine wines to wash down each movement.
Ensemble Liaison and collaborators Lina Tur Bonet and James Crabb ace the ‘groove test'.
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Fine Vine, from the chamber rather than the cellar.
Nowadays, audiences go to the ballet or to symphony concerts, but it wasn’t always that way.