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Ashkenazy Follows The Path Of Jean Sibelius.
If you’re wondering what Vladimir Ashkenazy – one of Sydney’s favourite musicians – has been up to since leaving the Sydney Symphony…
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Queen’s Birthday Honours For Opera Singers
Huge congratulations to opera singers soprano Cheryl Barker and baritone Peter Coleman-Wright for being awarded honours in the Queen’s Birthday Honours List…
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Barenboim Performs Schubert Cycle On A Piano He Co-Designed
This week pianist and conductor Daniel Barenboim has been appearing in four concerts at London’s Royal Festival Hall, performing the complete piano…
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Australian Youth Orchestra Calls For Applications
The Australian Youth Orchestra invites applications from Australia’s most talented pre-professional musicians to participate in prestigious national and international musical programs offered…
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The Art Of Listening
A really important feature from the Editor of Gramophone, Martin Cullingford on the importance of listening to music: “The art of sitting,…
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“I Get To Sing!” – Samuel Sakker On Being A Young Artist At Covent Garden
When SoundsLikeSydney spoke to Samuel Sakker in London, the young tenor was en route to just another day at work. For him,…
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Carl Vine AO Appointed Patron Of Taikoz And Synergy
Carl Vine AO has been appointed Patron of drumming ensemble Taikoz and of percussion ensemble Synergy. Carl Vine is one of…
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Zubin Kanga Duels With His Dual: Dark Twin – Music Of Mystery And Multiplicity
The title of the concert programme is enigmatic and irresistibly inviting – Dark Twin- music of mystery and multiplicity for piano and…
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The Con Commemorates Its centenary with Bernstein’s Mass
The Sydney Conservatorium of Music, fondly known as “the Con” turns 100 in 2015! The iconic castle-like building with its distinctive turrets,…
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Nicholas Carter In Conversation
“It is important to make the distinction that what we do isn’t simply entertainment. It is much more than entertainment and if…