Shows
TAIKOZ: Origin of O
TaikOz is thrilled to announce an exciting collaboration with award-winning media arts producer and sound artist, Tokyo Love-In: Origin of O. Incorporating video,…
Month: March 2013
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Selby & Friends 2013 Tour Two – ‘First, Last and Only’
Australian violinist Susie Park returns home to join two fine Australian musicians, ACO Principal Cellist Timo-Veikko Valve and Artistic Director /pianist Kathryn Selby AM…
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Tales from a Churchill Fellow – Carolyn Watson’s study tour
Sydney conductor Carolyn Watson is back in Sydney and brimming with her experiences over four months of the southern summer spent travelling…
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Oz Opera Family Day: The Magic Flute
Opera Australia’s traditional Oz Opera Family Day, is especially for children and grandchildren of Patrons and Friends of Opera Australia and opera lovers. You’ll enjoy…
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Live at Lunch: French Kiss – An Australian in Paris
The Concourse in conjunction with Willoughby City Council presents Live at Lunch ARIA nominated flautist Jane Rutter has recently been appointed the Artistic Director of…
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The John Lamble Foundation Australasian Choral Championships
Some of Australia’s finest open age, youth and primary school choirs will compete for over $26,000 in total prize money in these…
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NSW Doctors’ Orchestra 10th anniversary features Kats-Chernin and Tedeschi
In 2013, Sydney Eisteddfod will be celebrating its 80th Anniversary with a comprehensive program for emerging young talents. In conjunction with the Sydney Eisteddfod…
News
the Arts top 50 in 2013
The Australian lists the top 50 most influential people on the national arts scene this year: http://www.theaustralian.com.au/top50/2013/the-audience-holds-the-power/story-fnh53dls-1226601890238
Shows
A historic evening with The NOISE – 7 composers gather to speak
“Wherever we are, what we hear is mostly noise. When we ignore it, it disturbs us. When we listen to it, we…
News
The national cultural policy takes shape
Arts Minister Simon Crean is to announce a funding increase of 30% which will benefit 6 arts organisations. Matthew Westwood reports in The Australian.