Creative Australia announces funding for international programs
Over $2m dollars has been invested to give 71 projects across performing, visual and community arts an international reach.
Over $2m dollars has been invested to give 71 projects across performing, visual and community arts an international reach.
Melbourne pianist Nat Bartsch hosts an inclusive meet-up series for neurodivergent artists.
Rachel Healy will begin her five-year term with QPAC in December after the departure of John Kotzas.
The partnership will deliver a new program of collaborative events, inspired by Grabowsky's improvisatory, open-minded musical approach.
One of the world’s leading authorities on the French Baroque, Tunley was also a leading light in Perth’s music community.
Australian composer Victoria Pham is among the 16 artists who will receive mentorship and a $3,000 prize.
At least 380 projects will receive support, including a large variety of contemporary music touring initiatives.
Sound NSW, VIVID Sydney, SXSW Sydney and other cultural organisations receive support from the Minns Government.
Sutherland’s lanky frame, piercing blue eyes and distinctively raspy voice made him a compelling presence on screen.
Former WASO Assistant Conductor Christopher Dragon adds the Greensboro Symphony to his US portfolio.
Eleven composers will create new works addressing themes including the ecology, 3D sound, Chinese rituals and beliefs, gender identity and faith.
Want to join in? Here's a selection of events around Australia celebrating the joy of music.
Arts leaders Troy Casey and Amanda Hayman are amongst those awarded for their leadership and advocacy in arts and business.