Review: A Thing of Beauty (Emily Granger)
Each vignette in this aptly named program reflects a composer's distinctive style as well as Granger's fine tone and versatility.
Each vignette in this aptly named program reflects a composer's distinctive style as well as Granger's fine tone and versatility.
Cameron Lam brings together Classical, Jazz, and Sound Art pieces that are evocative of starlight in this mid-winter Australian Art Music playlist.
The August edition of Limelight is one in which high notes, high aspirations and high marks combine.
Brothers-in-arms deliver a gold standard Beethoven and an inextinguishably great Nielsen.
Sydney Philharmonia Choirs shine light on Haydn’s heaven-sent masterpiece.
Beilman and Bihlmaier take the lead in WASO’s thrilling journey from Mendelssohn to Shostakovich.
A hugely entertaining and educational recital exploring the music of Morton Feldman and the works of composers and poets in his milieu.
A river runs through this Schubert-inspired work for clarinet and voice.
Premiering at the Australian Festival of Chamber Music, Alex Turley's new work descends to the hidden world of the rainforest floor.
Unique conjunction of classical and folk guaranteed to set the spirits soaring.
Enrolments in conducting studies at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music have surged in recent years. What’s the attraction in a podium position?
Your essential coast-to-coast guide to the Australian music being played on our concert stages this month.
"I wouldn’t want to overstay my welcome," says Ross, after three decades as one of the world's most influential music critics.