Shows
Sutherland/Bonynge bel canto award keeps the art alive.
Sydney is a city that loves its singers, and it is not too bold an assertion that Australia has produced more solo…
Month: September 2011
News
Kissin’s Australian debut
Matthew Westwood reviews Kissin’s Sunday night Brisbane performance. http://www.theaustralian.com.au/news/arts/lights-piano-action-aplenty-at-brisbane-festival/story-e6frg8n6-1226135146196
News
Macbeth and lakme – shining productions from Opera Australia
Peter McCallum reviews Opera Australia’s production of Verdi’s Macbeth which opened in Sydney last Saturday. (NB the singers are not correctly identified…
Shows
A night of nocturnes
“His extraordinary intimacy with the piano, which withholds no secrets of keyboard brilliance or expressive colouring from him, maximises the potential…
News
the cor anglais – the horn that’s not
In her September series of ‘ Bach in the Dark’ concerts, cellist Rachel Scott has teamed up with Rachel Tolmie playing the…
News
Sydney’s newest arts complex
The new performing arts precinct in Chatswood is preparing to ‘go live’: http://www.theaustralian.com.au/news/arts/stage-set-for-venues-first-act/story-e6frg8n6-1226132501885
Shows
never mind who named it….haydn’s nelson mass is one of the best
Christchurch St Laurence at Sydney’s Railway Square celebrates the the 166th anniversary of the dedication of the church (1845) with a Orchestral…
Shows
IFAC Australian Singing Competition semi-final
Ten semi-finalists aged 21-25 from around the nation and New Zealand will meet this Wednesday 7th September to complete for a spot…
News
Brandenburg, Boheme and a benefit
Last weekend musicians in Sydney put on a display of talent and camaraderie that delighted patrons. On Friday evening, the Australian Brandenburg…