Cutting Edge: Embracing the new and unknown
Many people are intimidated by new music because of a lifetime of sonic conditioning – a challenge Ensemble Offspring takes in its stride
Many people are intimidated by new music because of a lifetime of sonic conditioning – a challenge Ensemble Offspring takes in its stride
Why has it taken three decades for the opera Voss to be revived?
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Early music wins the laurels this month, from Jordi Savall’s medieval fiddle to David Skinner’s William Byrd and a trifecta of Handelian delights.
Peter Tregear discusses the rise of identity politics and argues that if we wish to defend our orchestral culture, we cannot avoid questions of musical value.
The editors of Limelight share their selection of the most exciting classical music, opera and theatre events coming soon.
On the 500th anniversary of his death, we pay tribute to Renaissance composer Josquin des Prez.
This year’s ABC Classic 100 managed to unite an ornery group of people with its hilarious stock images and predictable choices.
Tinalley String Quartet's second instalment of Mendelssohn Quartets excels on all fronts.
Brahms' German Requiem performed by the Canberra Choral Society and National Capital Orchestra was a real blessing during these trying times.
This concert was a fabulous survey of the classical guitar in ensemble, with superb, effortless playing by Karin Schaupp.
This digital benefit concert, livestreamed by Melbourne Digital Concert Hall, was a terrific showcase of Brisbane's finest.
The winner of 3MBS's The Talent tells us about winning, Chopin, and Evgeny Kissin.