Review: Žibuoklė Martinaitytė: Ex Tenebris Lux (Pavel Giunter, Rokas Vaitkevicius, Lithuanian Chamber Orchestra, Karolis Variakojis)
New York-based Lithuanian composer wows with new works for string orchestra.
Dr Lisa MacKinney is a historian, musician and freelance writer based in Melbourne whose writing has been published in newspapers, scholarly journals, mainstream music periodicals and books. She plays guitar and organ, and has performed extensively in Australia and internationally.
New York-based Lithuanian composer wows with new works for string orchestra.
Early-20th-century Australian Piano Trios dusted off and given new life.
Debut release for Cawrse a long time coming but well worth the wait.
McCallum and Helyard bring sparkling French duets to life on 1853 Erard piano.
Gugnin finesses Scriabin's Mazurkas in a dazzling display of Russian pianism.
Intense taletelling of Czech and Hungarian works for cello and piano from cellist Laura van der Heijden and Jâms Coleman.
A concert showcasing works developed through a mentoring program for women and non-binary composers highlights enormous talent.
Tibet and Queensland unite in beautiful display of musical and cultural unity.
Horn virtuoso Ondřej Vrabec dazzles again, this time with strings.
Captivating collection of 21st-century piano works from Northern Europe.
Fireworks aplenty in Dudamel's HD LA Phil Mahler cracker.
Fabulous piano works by female composers, impeccably selected and performed.
Modern Icelandic works rub shoulders spectacularly with rearranged classics.