Australian Festival of Chamber Music Opening Weekend
From Bach and Lieder to world premieres and tango, the AFCM's opening weekend delivers fresh, exciting programmes full of contrast and elan, writes Jessica Duchen.
From Bach and Lieder to world premieres and tango, the AFCM's opening weekend delivers fresh, exciting programmes full of contrast and elan, writes Jessica Duchen.
A wonderful feast of chamber music from hugely talented performers.
The trio of musicians from Russia, Kazakhstan and Germany has taken out the $30,000 Grand Prize and First Prize in the Piano Trio division.
Slava Grigoryan leads the pack with two nominations in this year's strong pool of contenders.
Holly Harrison and Paul Stanhope will provide brand new works for the Melbourne International Chamber Music Competition.
Stanhope’s uplifting celebration of Australian choral music illuminates.
While noting the generosity of philanthropists who donate valuable instruments, the composer makes a case for funding the human voice.
The premiere of Paul Stanhope's much-anticipated Trombone Concerto receives a warm response.
The Australian composer talks about his brand new trombone concerto ahead of its premiere by Joshua Davis and WASO.
The composer’s new album with Sydney Chamber Choir spans Arabic poetry and Old Testament verses to contemporary texts. Continue reading Get unlimited digital access from $4 per month Subscribe Already a subscriber? Log in
Lyle Chan, Peter de Jager, Speak Percussion, Moorambilla Voices and Tura New Music among the winners at this year's awards.
APRA AMCOS and the Australian Music Centre have announced the nominees for the 2016 Art Music Awards.
★★★★☆ Caetani’s no-nonsense authenticity rehabilitates Soviet musical propaganda. Continue reading Get unlimited digital access from $4 per month Subscribe Already a subscriber? Log in