Review: China National Symphony Orchestra (Ausfeng)
Excellence across Chinese and European works in this timely offering from China’s premier orchestra.
Excellence across Chinese and European works in this timely offering from China’s premier orchestra.
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Lerida Delbridge presents her first Hunters Hill Music Series, one that promises to be "inclusive and unifying".
Wilson and his Sinfonia produces a top pick in this luscious score.
The DSO final concert of the year was a crowning achievement and a tribute to a legendary Indigenous elder and musician.
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AHE to tour five main-stage explorations of the music of Haydn, Beethoven, Mozart and some lesser-known contemporaries.
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An outstandingly detailed Siegfried from Rattle, providing you can live with the lead.
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