Christopher Gordon: A musical feast
Christopher Gordon explains how he accidentally ended up releasing a double album of his own chamber music compositions, spanning 36 years.
Christopher Gordon explains how he accidentally ended up releasing a double album of his own chamber music compositions, spanning 36 years.
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Celebration of a pioneering artist who broke through the racial barrier.
The winners include Australian Digital Concert Hall, Erin Milne, All the Queens Men, Speak Percussion and Clare Watson.
Gray presents a broad survey of Saint-Saëns’ secondary works.
A splendid reimagining of some Ralph Vaughan Williams orchestral masterpieces for organ.
Poetry and a sense of rightness abound in this farewell to Brahms.
Musicals, opera, film scores, classical guitar and the incomparable Stephen Sondheim are all part of the rich musical tapestry that inspires the State Theatre Company South Australia Artistic Director.
This month’s concert highlights from ABC Classic, independent radio and streaming.
A child prodigy in the 1920s and a Decca artist in the 1950s and 60s, 97-year-old American pianist Ruth Slenczynska has now been re-signed by the label.
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Joseph Tawadros recalls how he got hooked on the oud, and how the instrument – and the teaching of it – is evolving as it becomes more accepted into orchestras around the world.
Has the time come for us to take a serious look at the way we teach music to children?