Review: Infinite Refrain (Randall Scotting, Jorge Navarro Colorado, Academy of Ancient Music, Laurence Cummings)
Music celebrating hidden love no longer confined to the closets of history.
Tony Way is a director of music at Melbourne’s historic St Francis’ Church. Holding a masters degree in music, he is an organist and choir director as well as a published composer. He has been reviewing classical music for over two decades.
Music celebrating hidden love no longer confined to the closets of history.
Cheney offers a unique and enquiring take on Australian chamber music.
Treviño serves up charismatic Respighi you won’t want to miss.
Mirabilis: an apt word indeed to sum up Stephen Hough’s choral music.
Sixteen celebrate Palestrina to the power of six.
Powerful performances as O’Donnell’s Westminster recording odyssey comes to a close.
Moderation wins over mirth and melancholy in Christie’s take on a Handel curiosity.
Elder statesman brings vigour and insights to Mozart’s masterpiece.
Odd couple, Weelkes and Byrd get first-class treatment by perfect partners.
Golden, but not so old: the Brodsky Quartet celebrates its 50th in style.
A subtly colourful celebration of Schubert’s Lieder by master-singer Matthias Goerne.
An ardent and beautifully sung countertenor tribute to JSB.
Landmark recording of Byrd’s last collection celebrates his upcoming anniversary.