Right now and into the future
Life as a Musica Viva Australia FutureMaker starts with a blank piece of paper, says Madeleine Jevons. "I’m hoping we can come up with something that will live on."
Life as a Musica Viva Australia FutureMaker starts with a blank piece of paper, says Madeleine Jevons. "I’m hoping we can come up with something that will live on."
UKARIA tees up concerts, commissions and residencies for its 10th anniversary. Reginald Mobley, Nobuntu and ACO feature.
The Finnish pianist, composer, conductor and curator discusses his program for this year’s UKARIA 24 festival.
Trio Gaspard, pianist Nobuyuki Tsujii, a Goldner String Quartet farewell and the Kristin Berardi Quartet are among the artists set to appear.
As this year's curator, Finnish pianist Olli Munstonen brings five Australian debuts and two returning favourites to the Adelaide Hills.
Ahead of his Australian debut, Icelandic pianist Víkingur Ólafsson talks about performing Bach’s Goldberg Variations around the world.
Intimate recitals by international drawcards Paul Lewis and Joshua Bell, NYC's Brooklyn Rider, and ACO star Satu Vänskä. More to come.
Budget squeeze leaves Adelaide's UNESCO World City of Music status looking like "a big national joke" says former ABC presenter.
Adelaide's UKARIA heralds the arrival of spring with a series of recitals by internationally regarded artists and leading lights in Australian music.
KLASSIK underground founder Tahlia Petrosian believes that a broader approach to classical music sows the seeds for a thriving future.
Composer Kevin March will develop a new project exploring recovery, COVID lockdowns and cold water swimming.
Whether playing Mozart, Ives or Mendelssohn, Schumann Quartett time every musical gear-shift to perfection.
Over the past seven years, the UKARIA-based Chamber Landscapes series has grown to become an integral part of the Adelaide Festival.