Review: Martin Fröst & the ACO
Martin Fröst’s got moves; he should be crowned Scandinavia’s Lord of the Dance.
May 25, 2011
Review: British Liaisons (The Australian Ballet)
The Australian Ballet’s decision to mount a program of British ballet was an excellent one.
May 10, 2011
Review: Partenope (Opera Australia)
Director Christopher Alden has had a field day, drawing from the visual language of Salvador Dalí, Man Ray and other surrealists of the 1930s.
March 24, 2011
Review: Cecilia Bartoli’s Sacrificium in concert
Cecilia Bartoli has become one of today’s most popular and recognisable classical stars.
March 24, 2011
Review: Exclusive sneak preview: Sydney Dance Company’s new score
Listen here to Ezio Bosso’s minimalist music for piano, violin and cello, composed specially for Sydney Dance Company.
March 23, 2011
Review: Orchestra Romantique
The improvements in this orchestra since its first outing last year are notable, primarily due to conductor Nicholas Carter’s ever-strengthening grasp of his craft.
March 11, 2011
Review: Santo (Juan Diego Florez, Orchestra e coro del Teatro Communale di Bologna/Mariotti)
There are better and more beautiful sacred albums about, but Santo is still a worthy addition to Flórez’s solo discography.
January 11, 2011