A study of four to five-year-olds found piano training improved certain aspects of language development as much as – and in some areas more than – reading instruction.
A new 80-disc box set commemorates the Chilean pianist’s Philips years.
More ice than fire in Pollini’s belated Debussy part two.
In Brahms, the best is the enemy of the good.
A Canadian’s tribute to Glenn Gould fairly hums along.
Lugansky’s latest label-hop delivers 24 of the best.
Tinalley applies plenty of French polish and Aussie character to boot.
A voyage around the horn from the decades before Mozart.
Following the AWO’s 2015 with Zubin Mehta, the orchestra will return to India for three concerts in September under the baton of Artistic Director Alexander Briger
Ahead of her Australian tour, the coloratura soprano tells us about juggling Italian arias and Korean art songs as well as an upcoming blind date.
Musical sommelier Carl Vine gives us a taste of the vintages on offer in this year’s Festival program.
Ivo Van Hove’s new production of Mussorgsky’s Boris Godounov is sure to be a hit for Paris Opera.
Playing with a chamber outfit in Australia can be a pretty precarious profession. We spoke to some of our finest ensembles about the challenges faced and finding that special ingredient that makes them compelling for audiences today.
