‘Glorious and wonderful’ the Takács on tour for Musica Viva
Britten, Ravel, Janáček and Gordon Kerry. A suitable repertoire for a string quartet which was founded in Budapest, came to international attention in…
Britten, Ravel, Janáček and Gordon Kerry. A suitable repertoire for a string quartet which was founded in Budapest, came to international attention in…
French born vocalists Marie-Hélène Berteau and Sylvie Renaud-Calmel team up with Australian-Taiwanese pianist Katy Tsai once again as The French Revue, for a beautiful…
When pianist and composer Daniel Rojas went to South America in 2008, it was not to tread the tourist trail. He spent a year based…
Pianist Kathy Selby teams up with clarinettist Cathy McCorkill and cellist Julian Smiles for Selby and Friends’ third tour of the year called Magical…
In its July 2012 concerts, The Metropolitan Orchestra (TMO) with Chief Conductor Sarah-Grace Williams presents a programme of music by three…
Over the years, the Sydney Chamber Choir has garnered a reputation for its sophisticated performances of the best in both established…
Looking for shelter from Sydney’s winter winds at lunchtime this Tuesday June 12th, you could seek out winds of a far more pleasurable sort at…
Dispel the mid-winter chills with the Willoughby Symphony Orchestra’s June/July programme themed around Classic Spain. The orchestra, conducted by Warwick Potter with solo guitarist Slava…
A genius is born not made and when genius is dished out it can be the sunny side of an endowment inextricably linked…
Cellist Rachel Scott presents the second concert in the 2012 series of Bach in the Dark in mid-June. The unusual Sydney venue for these…
