Review: Land of Dreams (The Choir of Trinity College, Melbourne/Christopher Watson)
They had a dream: Trinity’s ardent young choir sings of reconciliation.
They had a dream: Trinity’s ardent young choir sings of reconciliation.
Frenchman’s survey meets Haydn’s critical periods.
A brilliant introduction to an early career composer full of ideas.
A violin’s-eye view of composers exploring their inner child.
One Aussie joins four Yanks for music out of Tucson Winter Chamber Music Festival.
Lovely new Aussie works that give a sense of déjà écouté.
Trio Zimmermann’s Bach proves a masterly conversation.
Higdon’s Harp Concerto leads US program of old and new.
How did Mozart’s last symphonies really sound?
Nelsons delivers coherent and glowingly recorded Bruckner.
A touch of musical fire and ice on a clear day in the Antarctic.
Berlin’s new broom – thrilling Pathétique announces formidable partnership.
High class disappearing act: Spence masters Janáček’s elusive cycle.