Review: Ravel: Fragments (Bertrand Chamayou)
Elegant pianism draws these fragments into a compelling exploration.
Elegant pianism draws these fragments into a compelling exploration.
Cameron Lam’s monthly Australian Art Music playlist features all the latest releases across Classical, Jazz, and Sound Art.
This month we feature a treasure trove of discoveries, from unknown Lieder and operatic rarities to the birth of the nocturne and another wonderful unearthed female composer.
All that glitters is not necessarily gold in an uneven Ravel survey.
Cameron Lam’s monthly Australian Art Music playlist once again features the piano, both solo and in ensembles across Classical, Jazz, and Sound Art.
Ott propels an Irish original into the mainstream at last.
Mindy Meng Wang began playing the guzheng at seven. Now based in Melbourne, she is a pioneer in introducing it to Western music.
For Nick Russoniello, live performance should always be "extreme". In a national tour, he puts his money where his mouth is.
The Australian Art Orchestra and the Tatana Village Choir from PNG conduct a conversation across genres, across worlds.
Lisiecki weaves a fascinating trajectory through one of music's most enduring genres.
An expansive evening of music to sink into and escape reality with – and plenty of time in which to do so.
A bold and dazzling "cyber-opera" reimagines grief through music, movement and mesmerising visuals.
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