Review: The Bachs (Australian Brandenburg Orchestra)
It’s a family affair as guest director Shunske Sato lays on a bacchanalia of Bachs.
It’s a family affair as guest director Shunske Sato lays on a bacchanalia of Bachs.
Now in its second season, this introspective triple bill by Australian choreographers is a showcase for the artistry of its dancers.
Pairing Schubert's Winterreise with Fred Williams' paintings proves to be ingenious, but the night still belongs to tenor Allan Clayton and pianist Kate Golla.
Dane Lam conducts a program of orchestral favourites that takes flight in a virtuosic and evocative Chinese-Australian celebration.
This adaptation of Melina Marchetta's classic Italian-Australian coming-of-age novel is still finding its feet.
Decibel New Music Ensemble's eclectic miniature composition program gets a live debut its online debut in 2020.
There is much to enjoy in this stage adaptation of Shaun Tan's picture book, though some scenes seem rather complex for children.
Brett Weymark delivers a program of music for the soul, as musicians and listeners reconnect in a peaceful setting.
Performed by Kristian Winther, Anna Pokorny and Konstantin Shamray, chamber recitals of this calibre are few and far between.
Hearing Handel's magnificent oratorio performed in mid-winter, rather than in the heat of an Australian Christmas, added to the magic.
This intelligently realised concert featured music by Elgar and Britten, as well as a new arrangement of Debussy's String Quartet for chamber symphony.
Charge your glasses for music that edges us to a more positive future.
The relaunched West Australian Piano Trio gave a triumphant recital, promising more good things to come.