Review: Chopin Etudes (Jayson Gillham)
Beauty and power triumph in Gillham’s Chopin Etudes.
Beauty and power triumph in Gillham’s Chopin Etudes.
Pianist-lawyer Wee plans his flag firmly atop Beethoven’s Himalayan peaks.
Classy accounts reveal rarities deserving a more permanent place in the repertoire.
Katie Bray’s Weill odyssey is as powerful as it is poignant.
A solo recital debut well worth the wait from an exciting French soprano.
Luisi and the Danes revel in the detail of Scriabin’s vision.
A Goldberg for the ages as superstar pianist turns his talents to Bach's masterpiece.
A breath of fresh air from Barton and Omega Ensemble.
Petrenko’s dynamism gets new partnership off to a flying start
Wong delivers a finely wrought Mahler Second.
Ólafsson circles late Beethoven with typically revelatory results.
A powerful and beautiful tribute to the victims of a war Australia won’t talk about.
Plenty of pleasures to be welcomed in this Purcell tribute.