Review: Britten (London Symphony Orchestra & Chorus, Simon Rattle)
Rattle on Britten: guaranteed to put a spring in your step.
Rattle on Britten: guaranteed to put a spring in your step.
English former tenor Matthew Beale brings over 30 years of classical music industry experience to his new role at Sydney Philharmonia Choirs.
PhD student Lucy Blomfield awarded the inaugural Helen Channon Memorial Prize for a work featuring words by Charles Darwin.
A dazzling display of fine, young artistry in captivating repertory.
Brett Weymark and Sydney Philharmonia Choirs pull out all the stops for Mendelssohn’s swansong.
As he prepares for the Australian Festival of Chamber Music, baritone Roderick Williams talks how he became “the go-to guy” for English song.
The Artistic Director of Tasmania’s Festival of Voices shares her excitement at what’s in store this year.
A sublime new recording of Handel’s Theodora, recitals from Véronique Gens, Roderick Williams and Michael Spyres, and a Russian blockbuster from Sir Antonio Pappano.
Gens models exquisite French emotions in orchestral garb.
Classical to barbershop, jazz to rock, Purdue University's Glee Club Choir does it all – with a smile, a handshake and a carnation.
Well worth the wait as British bass cuts his debut disc.
Raw power and energy as from Sydney Chamber Choir as they scale Mozart’s final peak.
English baritone’s fantasy party for RVW is a delightful floral tribute.