Review: Irrlichter – Songs By Franz Schubert (Sophie Rennert, Joseph Middleton)
Rennert embraces her inner will-o’-the-wisp in a breathtaking recital.
Rennert embraces her inner will-o’-the-wisp in a breathtaking recital.
Swedish mezzo-soprano Annie Ternström takes top honours; Australian singer among runners-up.
Artistic Director Nicholas Dinopoulos and Giovanni Consort air two works sharing a sublime, monumental beauty.
This month features new music from Huw Watkins and Bernadette Harvey, old music by Dowland and Zelenka and blockbusters care of Alkan, Bizet and Lise Davidsen.
A generational talent puts it all on the record.
Hughes sighs, weeps, faints and dies, from Dowland to beyond.
Insightful direction and polished performances make for a fresh and memorable experience of a Bach masterpiece.
Mysterious 18th-century Troll gets his just reward.
Luks, Zelenka’s champion par excellence, scores with a pair of dazzling Masses.
An assured performance of Bach’s masterpiece in a beautiful but acoustically challenging venue.
Sydney Chamber Choir’s association with this work has always been strong. Under Sam Allchurch's direction, it grows even deeper.
Luminescence Chamber Singers is set to premiere a new, electronically infused program. AJ America breaks it down for Maddy Briggs.
A musical overview of the many voices of a neglected British polymath.