Review: First Things First (Selby & Friends)
Kathryn Selby and her talented pals score a hat-trick with this feast of Brahms firsts.
Kathryn Selby and her talented pals score a hat-trick with this feast of Brahms firsts.
Four jazz heavyweights find the perfect balance between individual brilliance and collective musicality.
“It’s about permanent residents, it’s about expats and visitors," says Paul Dyer. "It’s about musical migrants, and it’s about open borders with people of talent."
Friendship and musical empathy transform a dazzling two-piano recital into an unforgettable shared celebration.
Pinchas Zukerman shows that sometimes, five stars are just not enough.
Hamed Sadeghi brings musical traditions into a timely conversation. "Maybe we can focus on what we share instead of what divides us."
Sublime late Brahms, plus storied works by Bach and Beethoven, from the deeply thoughtful pianist Piotr Anderszewski.
A voice for the generations, Samara Joy shows us what all the fuss is about.
"Pure magic": Trio Isimsiz embodies the essence of chamber music.
Blending classical chops with jazz freedom, Hiromi is about to bring her electrifying improvisations to Australian stages.
The best in Australian new, improvised and experimental music to be celebrated at Sydney's City Recital Hall.
From the first note, countertenor Reginald Mobley has the audience spellbound, immersed in a sound world of the clearest crystal.
Talking to Limelight ahead of what is only his second Australian tour, seventies superstar Gilbert O'Sullivan remains a songwriter above all else.