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Simone Young talks about Wagner, the differences between Bayreuth and the Sydney Opera House, and why Salome is perfect to follow the SSO's Ring Cycle.
Simone Young talks about Wagner, the differences between Bayreuth and the Sydney Opera House, and why Salome is perfect to follow the SSO's Ring Cycle.
During his upcoming Australian tour, the great Welsh bass-baritone will be sharing his favourite music and the knowledge he has accumulated over 40 years in the spotlight.
Jayson Gillham, Hilary Geddes and The Cat Empire are among this year's ARIA Award nominations alongside Genesis Owusu and Tame Impala.
Breandáin O’Shea reports from this year’s Musikfest Berlin where three Australian composers featured in the 75th-anniversary program.
A year of Beethoven, Mahler and Strauss and the premiere of a new Ross Edwards symphony among the highlights of Simone Young's sixth season leading the SSO.
Move over Jacqueline. New British cello supremo Sheku Kanneh-Mason’s Elgar is one for the ages.
In total interpretative sync, Simone Young and Javier Perianes deliver a mini-Beethovenfest full of youthful promise and mature genius.
This year’s Music in Me Summit – Many Voices. One Classroom – spotlights diversity, inclusion and culturally responsive teaching practices.
Hammer time: Donald Runnicles carves Mahler’s mighty Tragic masterpiece.
The Australian National Academy of Music launches a “time capsule” project capturing three decades of institutional life through the voices of those who have shaped it.
Two English 20th-century masterpieces in dynamic performances.
A program packed with contrast and superb music-making.
In a year defined by ambition, authority and musical impact, three towering names claim the honours.