Samuel Hasselhorn: Schubert reminds us of what’s important in life
The German baritone on the inspiration of Bryn Terfel and the value of simplicity in Schubert.
The German baritone on the inspiration of Bryn Terfel and the value of simplicity in Schubert.
Across the Fields, a new recording project with violist Ed le Brocq, has helped composer-pianist Sally Greenaway find music again.
Cameron Lam brings together Classical, Jazz, and Sound Art pieces that are evocative of starlight in this mid-winter Australian Art Music playlist.
Lucy Guerin stepping down as leader of the dance company bearing her name has sent ripples of surprise through Australian performing arts circles.
Premiering at the Australian Festival of Chamber Music, Alex Turley's new work descends to the hidden world of the rainforest floor.
Enrolments in conducting studies at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music have surged in recent years. What’s the attraction in a podium position?
Your essential coast-to-coast guide to the Australian music being played on our concert stages this month.
US violinist Benjamin Beilman returns to Australia with a Mendelssohn masterpiece and a violin with a stellar past.
Airing in the Australian Festival of Chamber Music in Cairns, Lee Bradshaw's new piano quintet completes an unfinished work by a gifted Czech composer lost to the Holocaust.
From Kabul’s lost musical heritage to a new Australian chamber work, Ed le Brocq reflects on honesty, courage and the enduring power of stories.
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As the Australian World Orchestra celebrates its 15th anniversary, its founders reflect on how it all began.