Shows
Organ classics on Friday – lunchtime at St Stephen’s Macquaries Street
This Friday’s lunchtime concert at St Stephen’s in Macquarie Street features the Assistant Organist at the church, David Tagg. In this concert,…
Month: November 2011
Reviews
‘First Stones’ reviewed
Check out this review of nine new works presented by Halcyon: http://www.smh.com.au/entertainment/music/take-nine-composers-and-hear-how-magic-is-made-20111120-1np4b.html
Shows
2011 Melbourne Festival’s closing concert on stvdio
This Friday evening November 25th, STVDIO will be broadcasting the closing night concert of the 2011 Melbourne Festival “notes from a hard…
Shows
Advent Carols at Christ Church St Laurence
Christ Church St Laurence presents its Advent Carols – a celebration of the beginning of the new church year and of the ‘official’…
News
Outback Opera
Check out this very entertaining feature from smh.tv – Opera Australia’s production of La Boheme goes on a regional tour: http://www.smh.com.au/tv/show/outback-opera/outback-opera-20111118-1nmzi.html?rand=1321745380422
News
The lasting memory
An intriguing feature on how music is remembered when other aspects of memory are impaired. http://www.smh.com.au/entertainment/music/musicians-memories-wiped-except-for-notes-of-harmony-20111114-1nfid.html
News
Notes on memory
Performing is a curious business. It regularly throws up conundrums and contradictions and one of those is the phenomenon of memory. Dancers develop…
Shows
Wednesday lunchtime at the City Recital Hall
In the final Lunchtime Concert for 2011, the City Recital Hall and Selby and Friends present Trioz with composer Nigel Westlake as…
Music & Videos
Zubin Kanga plays ‘Interventions’ by Alex Pozniak
Pianist Zubin Kanga plays Interventions by Alex Pozniak. Zubin Kanga will be performing this in his concert Generations this Friday evening. For more details…
Shows
‘Generations’: creative collaboration narrows the gap
On Friday 18th November, pianist Zubin Kanga will present a concert of solo piano works that he has called ‘Generations’. There is…