Reviews
Review: Otello/Opera Australia
Otello Opera in 4 acts by Giuseppe Verdi, libretto by Arrigo Boito, The Joan Sutherland Theatre, Sydney Opera House, Opera Australia, Saturday…
Month: July 2014
News
Was J S Bach A ‘Tedious Old Windbag’?
More than 250 years after his death, scholars of JS Bach continue to peel away the layers revealing new information and giving…
Shows
Baroque Violinist Has More Than One String To His Bow
It might seem like the obvious pun, but Russian Baroque violinist Dmitry Sinkovsky has more than one string to his bow.…
Shows
Carnival Francais With The Omega Ensemble And Julian Morrow
The City Recital Hall’s Ensemble – in – Residence, the Omega Ensemble presents a programme of French chamber music with an entertaining twist.…
News
The SSO Performs Andrew Schultz Commission On China Tour
The Sydney Symphony conducted by David Robertson is wrapping up its third tour to China in five years. A feature of the…
Shows
Especially For Children From The Willoughby Symphony
An opportunity for younger music lovers to explore the magical world of classical music with Willoughby Symphony’s Pictures at an Exhibition – Children’s Concert .…
News
Sydney Symphony China Tour
After 7 concerts in 12 nights Penny Durham, in The Australian takes a look at David Robertson’s inaugural tour of China with…
Shows
String Quartet: An AIDS Activist’s Memoir
ABC Classic FM presents the broadcast premiere of an extraordinary work written during the peak of the AIDS epidemic by one of Australia’s…
Shows
Brisbane Hosts 65th Annual Intervarsity Choral Festival
If you happen to be in Brisbane this month, catch up with the 65th Australian Intervarsity Choral Festival (BIV2014), which is running…
Shows
Synaesthaesia + At MONA
Synaesthesia is a feature of the human nervous system that causes a blending of the senses where one sense can be…