Review: Paul Stanhope: Spin Dances (Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra, Benjamin Northey)
Aussie composer shows himself to be a master of spin.
Aussie composer shows himself to be a master of spin.
The de Hartmann renaissance continues apace with a fine 20th-century opera.
Nelsons and his forces shine light into every corner in a Mendelssohn mega-release.
Immaculate quintet go on a journey from Hildegard to Kate Bush.
The pianists, mostly British, performed these unfamiliar, challenging works with extraordinary discipline and flair.
Bychkov and his Prague forces prioritise history over histrionics.
Each piece in cellist-composer Hilary Kleinig's colourful solo debut is a star in its own right.
The attractive works of another talented Bach revealed.
Flanders and North Africa collide in an emperor’s fantasy funeral.
Get stuck into George Szell and Artur Rodziński care of Australian Eloquence.
Sir Donald and his festival forces scale the heights at a mountain festival.
Helen Charlston pairs Schumann's poet-lover with a new song-cycle by Heloise Werner.
Salut! Baroque’s poetic mix is guaranteed to brighten your day.