Review: Dunera Mass (Canberra International Music Festival)
Dunera Mass provides a rare and welcome opportunity to hear music rescued fortuitously from the debris of war.
Dunera Mass provides a rare and welcome opportunity to hear music rescued fortuitously from the debris of war.
The European premiere of Cat Hope's wordless opera Speechless creates a conduit for an enormously complex international crisis to resonate on a personal level.
The stars come out for a night of popular music that sends its audience out on a high.
Composer Cat Hope reflects on the German premiere of her wordless opera Speechless and what it means in today's troubled Europe.
Brandies dish up a double serve of delicious Vivaldi, Seasoned to taste.
Lavish box set unearths long-awaited treasures by Frenchwomen of note.
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A round-up of our recent news reports.
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