The October 2025 issue of Limelight is now available, and hard copies are on their way to those with print subscriptions.
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Kate Mulvany digs deep as the curtain rises on her adaptation of The Shiralee.
by Steve Dow
Pianist Nicholas McCarthy on the joys of playing one-handed repertoire.
by Elissa Blake
What is synaesthesia? We ask how it affects music makers and their audience.
by Jansson J. Antmann
Enjoy 12 months of Limelight’s music, arts and culture coverage.
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Also in this issue ...
- On Stage: the buzz around live performance
- Newsworthy: a round-up of our recent news reports
- Benjamin Grosvenor, pianist: interview by Clive Paget
- On the Record: new classical albums round-up by Clive Paget
- Cutting Edge: access and inclusion by Ria Andriani
- Morgan Pearse, baritone: interview by Shamistha de Soysa
- Laura Murphy, writer and composer: interview by Jo Litson
- Never Miss a Beat by Michael Atherton: book review by Gillian Wills
- Vermiglio: film review by Jason Blake
- Star-Crossed Lovers, State Opera South Australia: by Jansson J. Antmann [sponsored]
- On Air & Online: radio and streaming concert highlights
- Guy Noble’s Soapbox: Clapped Out
- Playing Up: the classical guitar by Xuefei Yang
- World Premiere: Rrawun Maymuru and Nick Wales for Australian Brandenburg Orchestra
- Five Questions: Peter Phillips, The Tallis Scholars
- My Music: Ivan Gil-Ortega, Queensland Ballet Artistic Director
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