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Vale Christopher Hogwood
Early music pioneer and founder of the Academy of Ancient Music Christopher Hogwood has died. Read more.
Month: September 2014
Shows
Ray Chen On Tour
Violinist Ray Chen performs in Sydney with pianist Timothy Young for Musica Viva as part of his first national recital tour…
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Keeping Opera Fresh
Sir Mark Elder conducted La Traviata at Glyndebourne this year. The opera was already performed over 500 times during the 2012-12013 season.…
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‘Classical music – truly subversive’?
In this feature in The Guardian, rock music critic Paul Morley claims ‘classical music is the truly subversive form’ and explains why…
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TaikOz School Holiday Youth Programme
TaikOz promises three days of fun with thundering Odaiko and mighty taiko drumming at its School Holiday Youth Camp for budding young…
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Salon Music Concert Series – Sunrise And Sunset At Elizabeth Bay House
Opera Australia and Sydney Living Museums reinvent the tradition of the salon to bring together music, history and conversation in the intimate…
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World Class Guitarists Unite As A Trio
Three of the world’s finest guitarists Ralph Towner, Wolfgang Muthspiel and Slava Grigoryan are re-uniting to tour the nation following the release…
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The Metropolitan Orchestra’s Family Cushion Concerts – Music For All Ages
The Metropolitan Orchestra’s upcoming Family Cushion Concert features narrated performances of Peter and the Wolf and the Australian premiere of The Unhappy…
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Alex Ross On Streaming
“What is the point of having amassed, say, the complete symphonies of the Estonian composer Eduard Tubin (1905-82) when all eleven of…
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Ottoman Baroque: Brandenburg And The Whirling Dervishes
The Australian Brandenburg Orchestra continues its 25th anniversary celebrations with a unique event that brings together East and West, the sacred and…