Annette Shun Wah is OzAsia Festival’s new Artistic Director
Though this year’s Festival won’t go ahead, Shun Wah will helm an online program of events exploring Australia’s relationship to Asia through the arts.
Though this year’s Festival won’t go ahead, Shun Wah will helm an online program of events exploring Australia’s relationship to Asia through the arts.
The Brisbane quintet is developing a seven-part multi-media project about the climate crisis affecting regional Queensland towns, with the first part premiering online now.
The Australian pianist and composer talks about her new album, Scattered on the Wind, her love of the ocean, and how she’s staying creative during the COVID-19 pandemic.
In the first week of our new series, Clive Paget highlights the pick of a bumper operatic crop to watch online.
Strangers no more: Tishchenko’s CD debut announces a remarkable talent.
A great orchestra does Bruckner with eight leading conductors.
Kelly’s handful of orchestral works see light of day at last.
Vänskä and the Minnesotans turn in heaven-sent Mahler.
Fresh, vibrant and joyful Bach with a stunning new addition.
Second thoughts: Brautigam sets the record straight on fortepiano.
Employment within the court of Louis XIV allowed Jean-Baptiste Lully to lavish his talents on creating spectacular works for the stage, as Jan Smaczny explains.
A candid assessment of those who went down and those who got off scot free.
The gifted American cellist, 76, is mourned by all who knew and loved him.