Choir Invites People Power
Unhappy with the way the music is going? Why not phone the composer?
Unhappy with the way the music is going? Why not phone the composer?
A most auspicious start to Sir Andrew Davis’s anticipated Mahler project. Continue reading Get unlimited digital access from $4 per month Subscribe Already a subscriber? Log in
Mozart reminds us that nothing in life should be taken too seriously.
Spanish maestro scores every time in something of a game of two halves.
Kaufmann, four Strauss operas, 12 unknown operatic gems and Philip Glass's minimalist answer to the Ring Cycle.
Paul Stanhope turns Indigenous legend into choral hero. Continue reading Get unlimited digital access from $4 per month Subscribe Already a subscriber? Log in
The most famous scion of a legendary guitar dynasty talks fathers and sons, working with Joaquín Rodrigo and his proudest moment.
25 years after the death of Herbert von Karajan, we examine the man who came to define classical music.
Orchestra celebrates their old maestro in the Digital Concert Hall for the 25th anniversary of his death.
Brisbane orchestra follows the world’s lead, signing up the Israeli violinist for next year's season.
Adelaide to see premiere of iconic Chinese composer’s exploration of the secret songs of women.
Festival of Voices “slightly unusual concert,” proves to be just that.
European tour program to surely bring the house down at the Albert Hall.