Shows
Coro Innominata launches its 20th Anniversary season with ‘Media Vita’
Using the Christian tradition it is possible to view death from a perspective that encourages contemplation prior to the event rather than…
Month: April 2013
Shows
A Little Lunch Music
Australian virtuoso Susie Park returns from New York for a tour through the mastery of the violin with pianist and A Little…
News
The music that influenced Reich
The ‘Modern Master’ Steve Reich talks to Phil Johnson of The Independent ahead of the world premiere of his new composition, Radio…
News
Mezzo-soprano Isabel Leonard wins major opera award
American mezzo-soprano Isabel Leonard has been awarded a major opera prize, the Richard Tucker Award. The native New Yorker is a graduate…
Shows
Musicus medicus celebrates a decade of music making
The NSW Doctors Orchestra conducted by Dr David Banney presents Highlights of a Decade to celebrate the 10th Anniversary of Musicus Medicus, an…
Shows
Acis and Galatea – Handel’s masterpiece at St James’ King Street
The Choir of St James’ directed by Warren Trevelyan-Jones continues its Metamorphosis Concert Series with a semi-staged presentation of Handel’s tragicomic masterpiece, Acis…
Reviews
‘Operamania’ reviewed.
Operamania is an opportunity to hear an ensemble of Russian classical performers, doing what they do best. The ensemble of 44 orchestral musicians, conducted…
News
The challenges of performing in the Concertgebouw
The Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra makes its much anticipated inaugural visit to Sydney later this year, performing in the Concert Hall of the Sydney…
News
Music by numbers
This week SoundsLikeSydney reviewed a new CD form violinist Daniel Hope Spheres, a concept album on which all the selections have a…
Music & Videos
‘Spheres’ from Daniel Hope
Violinist Daniel Hope discusses the ideas behind the music on his new CD ‘Spheres’ in which he is joined by choir and…