Review: Chamberfest Concert 5 – Ever Yours (Brooklyn Rider & UKARIA)
A glorious concert to conclude Brooklyn Rider’s Chamberfest series, featuring the outstanding strings of the Australian National Academy of Music.
A glorious concert to conclude Brooklyn Rider’s Chamberfest series, featuring the outstanding strings of the Australian National Academy of Music.
Future stars shine bright in this showcase of Australia’s young musical talent.
Anthony Marwood is the latest to play the famed c.1709 Strad; "I can hardly believe what it is capable of," he says.
American percussionist, conductor and author Steven Schick unravels the musical philosophy that informs his residency at the Australian National Academy of Music.
A round-up of our recent news reports.
Taking the reins from Paavali Jumppanen, Goldsworthy will be the first Australian National Academy of Music alum to lead the institution.
The Australian Music Students' Association calls ANU's proposed cuts "an appalling proposal that is entirely offensive to all musicians around the country".
Violinists Josephine Chung and Harry Egerton win scholarships to attend Berlin's Karajan-Akademie and Munich's Hermann Levi Academy, respectively.
Making her Australian World Orchestra debut in its MAHLERFEST, violinist Sola Hughes is tuning up for a once-in-a-career musical experience.
Arriving in Australia this month, British clarinettist Michael Collins chats about his fast-paced career and surviving two terrible setbacks.
We ask the Sydney-born, Copenhagen-based cellist about his connection with the Australian World Orchestra and his new composition for the 2025 ANAM Set.
Australia's Brett Dean named the new Creative Partner of the Deutsche Radio Philharmonie, designing concerts set for April 2026.
Top young musicians and some old hands of Baroque repertoire delivered a delightful snapshot of mid-18th century Vienna.