Features include a tour around the revitalised Sydney Opera House Concert Hall, interviews with Maestro Zubin Mehta, and Sheku and Isata Kanneh-Mason, and a look at the state-of-play of Australian musicals.
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A pair of world premieres headline a diverse and well-played Rautavaara survey.
Engaging, enjoyable music from somewhere over the rainbow in the Land of Oz.
Neuromusical educator Dr Anita Collins explains what happens in the brain when we listen to music, and how fireworks really explode when we play an instrument or sing together.
Why 86-year-old Sydney luthier Harry Vatiliotis agreed to make one final violin.
Cobar Sound Chapel's transformation from remote water tank to a meditative sound chapel.
Roland Peelman explores the history and the joy of walking, and looks at whether it has a direct link to creativity.
Why Finnish concert pianist Paavali Jumppanen was drawn to ANAM.
This month Limelight explores electric instruments in classical music, and women and sexual violence in opera. We also interview Paavali Jumppanen, Artistic Director of ANAM, and explore Halévy's grand opera La Juive.
An eclectic month kicks off in Hollywood style with John Williams in Berlin, delivers a trio of early music gems, and ends with a ‘très jolie’ romp from the Opéra Comique.
Arts executive to head project bankrolled by arts philanthropist Naomi Milgrom
A new space for creativity and lifelong learning has become the first new dedicated programming venue to open at the Opera House in more than 20 years.
