Review: Songs & Vistas (Sydney Symphony Orchestra)
WA’s mighty Fisch scales the NSW peaks and then some.
WA’s mighty Fisch scales the NSW peaks and then some.
Principal Trombone Ronald Prussing shares his memories of the former Sydney Symphony Orchestra Chief Conductor.
From the edge of dreams to the dread of the Doppelgänger, the composer conjures five fantasies for his trombone protagonist.
Northey proves the world needs more Copland and less you know who.
The conductor has assembled an international orchestra to celebrate his time with the New York Philharmonic.
Trifonov storms the heavens in an evening of young men's masterpieces.
Robertson’s wild, dancing programme is a fascinating study in orchestral colours and textures.
Vengerov launches Robertson's fourth season with a touch of Russian fire.
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Joseph Nolan pulls out all the stops and is 'knighted' for his pains.
A trip to Tasmania’s Bathurst Harbour with environmentalist Bob Brown inspired the composer’s piece for Diana Doherty. Continue reading Get unlimited digital access from $4 per month Subscribe Already a subscriber? Log in
Tan Dun's celebration included a phoenix, a mandarin and the secrets of Chinese women.
The line between high falutin’ art and down and dirty folk has always been porous, says the SSO Chief. Continue reading Get unlimited digital access from $4 per month Subscribe Already a subscriber? Log in