Review: Seven Deadly Sins (Sydney Conservatorium of Music)
Fine music making plumbs tales of hardship, trauma and dislocation.
Fine music making plumbs tales of hardship, trauma and dislocation.
Francis Gouton and the Orava Quartet tackle a Schubert mammoth.
Thrilling Britten and Stanhope leave Dvořák in their wake.
A Rolls Royce line up takes a musical Winter Palace by storm.
A beguiling night of melancholic songs, poetic storytelling and haunting vocals.
It’s Bach, Jim, but not always as we know it.
Playing of a première ordre from Simone Young and the AWO.
A glittering, intoxicating love song to the disco era.
Tasty Trout gets a flavoursome grilling, if not quite a flambé.
Sinkovsky's the star in an evening of baroque pearls.
AWO’s crack squad delivers top-notch Beethoven and Dvořák.
A hugely enjoyable staple of Adelaide's cultural diet.
Brett Weymark and SCC would have made Richard Gill proud, not to mention Britten.