Review: New Worlds (Melbourne Symphony Orchestra)
A brilliant celebration of music as a tool for storytelling, remembering and reckoning.
A brilliant celebration of music as a tool for storytelling, remembering and reckoning.
The pairing of MSO’s refined musicianship and Joyce DiDonato’s vocal artistry makes for a potent dose of musical medicine.
"Big ideas, big emotions" promises NZSO's Gemma New – and big names too, including María Dueñas, Isata Kanneh-Mason, James Ehnes and Stephen Hough.
This month features music by Tchaikovsky, Bruckner, Holst and Britten alongside international labels featuring Australian composers Malcolm Williamson and Liza Lim.
Bryn Terfel, Sheku Kanneh-Mason and María Dueñas, a Brahms festival, a celebration of Baroque music and more. MSO reveals its hand.
Martín and his Melbourne forces deliver a truly cosmic experience.
Jaime Martín's Spanish bonbons make for a colourful display.
Rising star pianist Eva Gevorgyan wins hearts and minds with a debut recital full of youthful fire.
Melbourne Symphony Orchestra deficit stoked by Jayson Gillham “case management" costs and resulting "restructure and separation" payments.
From forest floor to lakeside revery, Gavin Higgins is essential listening.
Playing the BBC Proms "an incredible opportunity" says MSO Chief Conductor Jaime Martín.
Concluding a two-month Australian tour, violinist James Ehnes leaves Australia on a high note.
The MSO kicks off its first full orchestra overseas tour since 2019 with an appearance at the Edinburgh International Festival.