SSO musicians discuss their favourite upcoming repertoire
Andrew Haveron, Ben Jacks, Scott Kinmont and the SSO horn section discuss Britten and Shostakovich, Mozart, Tchaikovsky and 50 Fanfares.
Andrew Haveron, Ben Jacks, Scott Kinmont and the SSO horn section discuss Britten and Shostakovich, Mozart, Tchaikovsky and 50 Fanfares.
The Adelaide Symphony Orchestra showcases its highly talented musicians in a program of 20th-century chamber works.
Another stellar release celebrating Australia's wealth of female composers.
The Australian Haydn Ensemble explores some of the arrangements that allowed amateur musicians to recreate large-scale works in a domestic setting.
The Swedish Chamber Orchestra presents a clever contrast between Bach's Brandenburg Concertos and a collection of new works.
Plenty of landmarks in an evening of intense music from the Australian String Quartet.
The finalists and first-round prize winners of the national Strike a Chord competition for secondary students, now in its second year, have been announced by Musica Viva.
A Rossini showcase puts on a display Dulcamara would be proud of.
This program of artsong concerts, performed by four solo singers for Sydney Chamber Opera, will illustrate where the modern song has found itself in the 21st century.
Punchy, period approach works wonders, but what’s with the highlights?
Eva Kong's well-chosen program, entertaining story-telling about her operatic life, and vocal skill made for a thoroughly enjoyable recital.
This monumental, unforgettable, deeply moving experience left the audience silent for a full minute before the roaring applause rang out.
Australians deserve to hear a great deal more music by First Nations peoples, women, gender non-conforming people, composers of colour, and our male contemporaries argues Felicity Wilcox.