Review: Musica Poetica (Salut! Baroque)
Salut! Baroque’s poetic mix is guaranteed to brighten your day.
Salut! Baroque’s poetic mix is guaranteed to brighten your day.
Gavrylyuk's technique is flawless, sometimes astonishing. But does he overplay his strengths?
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Lucas Debargue makes his Australian debut as a virtuoso pianist and as an ambassador for a more open, less fearful musical culture.
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Romantic giants up close and downsized for a fine drop of red.
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Pappano saddles up a British warhorse and rides triumphantly into battle.
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Australia’s dream-team, one-off trio knocks it out of the park.