Review: Chinese New Year (Melbourne Symphony Orchestra)
The MSO ushers in the Year of the Tiger with a roar, in a joyous concert.
The MSO ushers in the Year of the Tiger with a roar, in a joyous concert.
Christopher Cartlidge will leave the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra to join the Australian String Quartet as its new violist.
Plenty of landmarks in an evening of intense music from the Australian String Quartet.
Now into its 36th year, the Australian String Quartet continues to evolve, develop and re-energise the genre, as it shows in this impressive concert.
A hypnotically beautiful work, choreographed to a wonderful, visceral score by Bryce Dessner, which is performed live by the Australian String Quartet.
A gorgeous concert that marks ASQ cellist Sharon Grigoryan’s departure and reaffirms online delivery as a key part of the future of concert presentation.
Violinist Dale Barltrop tells us about the ensemble’s recording project which will see new Australian works released digitally across 2020.
The new online series presented by Melbourne Digital Concert Hall will see more than 50 orchestral musicians earning performance income in June.
Fourteen concerts in eight days aim to support musicians affected by the COVID-19 crisis.
Melbourne Symphony Orchestra bring a pair of fine Australian works to the Big Apple.
Plenty of pyrotechnics, but also some polished orchestral playing.
Rafael Bonachela and Dale Barltrop discuss the Australian String Quartet's collaboration with Sydney Dance Company on a Bryce Dessner score.
A beautiful concert with a little gem of a piece by Alessandro Scarlatti.