Review: JS Bach: Goldberg Variations (Lang Lang)
Music's cure for insomnia, slightly soporific.
Music's cure for insomnia, slightly soporific.
Cho’s road journey spares no luxuries and defies all clichés.
Bavouzet puts Beethoven’s peers under the microscope to revealing effect.
Fashionably late recital by Choni brings piano heavy-hitters to life.
Sokolov’s live Beethoven and Brahms is something of a curate’s egg.
Casting light and shade on the two faces of Abbe Liszt.
Quietly dazzling performances light up Feldman’s introspective minor masterpiece.
Alard’s Bach survey gets into its stride with Weimar period wonders.
Eight young composers will have their fanfare recorded and broadcast at venues around Australia, while another 16 will see their work performed at a concert at QPAC.
Charming and dazzling tributes to a piano giant of yesteryear.
An enchanting, semi-animated documentary directed by Sophie Raymond (Mrs Carey’s Concerts) takes us inside the recorder virtuoso’s mind, using visual references from Alice in Wonderland to the Harry Potter Patronus spell.
Big questions answered with Esfahani in modernist harpsichord recital.
Han Chen delights in surface detail but misses Thomas Adès’ darker depths.