Adelaide Guitar Festival launches 2025 program
A new work from Anne Cawrse, John Butler's festival debut and a program from two South American guitarists among the highlights.
Maddy Briggs is a writer, sound designer and composer who works across theatre, screen, dance and video art. Her work has been featured in VIVID Sydney, MUSLAB’s International Electroacoustic Music Festival, SBS on Demand on BBC Music 6. She was also a 2024 Media Fellow with Bang On a Can.
A new work from Anne Cawrse, John Butler's festival debut and a program from two South American guitarists among the highlights.
Anticipating ABC Classic's 50th anniversary, Classic FM's Managing Editor will take on the newly-established position in the coming months.
The former Affinity Quartet violinist takes second place at the Markneukirchen International Instrumental Competition.
Sheridan Harbridge to write a new work for STC; Karolina Ristevski awarded for a work "equal parts joyous, devastating, and confounding".
Playwright Michele Lee takes home the award for her work about a woman "having the greatest romance of her life, or a midlife crisis".
Calling for survey responses from composers and commissioners, the project will build a guide to illuminate the process of commissioning Australian art music.
The BBC will move its programming online over the next decade with a plan that aims to "guarantee access" for all users.
Sydney Conservatorium alum Jason Henery crosses the pond after completing studies at the Curtis Institute of Music.
Eugene Ughetti tells Maddy Briggs about his new work for Speak Percussion, which involves trap machines, flying clay and two live percussionists.
This month’s performance highlights from ABC Classic, independent radio and streaming.
Kip Williams' STC production will play in London's West End with Wicked star Erivo providing the star power.
The Australian Chamber Orchestra, Nat Bartsch, the MSO and DOBBY among this year’s nominated independent artists.
It's a sweep for Victorian Opera's Candide, Belvoir's Counting and Cracking and Melbourne Theatre Company's My Brilliant Career.