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Classical Music, Orchestral
features

Lachlan Skipworth: Exploring the Hinterland

In his latest work for the West Australian Symphony Orchestra, Lachlan Skipworth evokes the unique rock formations of WA.

November 5, 2018
Classical Music, Vocal & Choral
features

The Art of Dotted Notes

With new software Ria Andriani transcribes musical scores to braille. As the community becomes more aware, she hopes vision-impaired people will find it easier to participate in ensembles and choirs.

November 2, 2018
Classical Music
features

Richard Gill: A School is Born: The Building

The Age of Enlightenment is not over... we have just had a long intermission. Muswellbrook is leading a renaissance with a remarkable, educational gift for children.

November 2, 2018
Classical Music
features

SSO Fellows make music in Nanjing

Double bass player Alanna Jones and cellist Daniel Pini share their experiences of playing, teaching and exploring in China.

November 2, 2018
Chamber, Classical Music
features

Taking in the Tasmanian Chamber Music Festival

From fine food and wine to Bach in the Barns, the festival celebrates the wonders of what Tasmania has to offer.

November 1, 2018
Classical Music, Dance, Festivals, Opera, Theatre, Visual Art
features

Read the November 2018 issue of Limelight Magazine online

The November 2018 issue features Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg, Mandy Patinkin, Jan Vogler and Bill Murray, plus our 2019 Season Preview.

November 1, 2018
Classical Music, Opera
features

Antoinette Halloran: From Mimì to Mermaid

The soprano, who dropped the double bass for singing lessons as a teenager, talks about Puccini’s heroines, her multifaceted career, and her upcoming star turn as a mermaid.

November 1, 2018
Chamber, Classical Music
features

Jean-Guihen Queyras: Six of the Best

The French cellist's Vivaldi disc is Limelight's Recording of the Month in November. He tells us why the Red Priest's sonatas are in his DNA.

November 1, 2018
Theatre
features

An “Aussie as” Hedda for Queensland Theatre

Melissa Bubnic has set Ibsen’s classic in a monstrous Gold Coast mansion.

October 31, 2018
Theatre
features

Bespoke dance for the digital age

Queensland Ballet is challenging choreographers to take a risk with the art form.

October 31, 2018
Opera
features

Aussie conductor Matthew Wood brings a Swedish Satyagraha to Brooklyn

Stockholm may be a long way from Darwin, but for the DSO's former Music Director it's home from home.

October 30, 2018
Chamber, Classical Music
features

Mary Jo Capps: It was almost like falling in love

Musica Viva’s outgoing CEO reflects on almost two decades in a role she’d originally planned as a career stepping-stone.

October 29, 2018
Supported by Sydney University Graduate Choir

An Australian War Requiem: Celebrating the Centenary of the Armistice

Sydney University Graduate Choir celebrates the centenary of the Armistice at the Sydney Town Hall.

October 29, 2018

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