Category: Shows

Until Art Song NSW devised its programme of recitals through out the year, there were few regular opportunities for professional singers to…

Willoughby Symphony will launch its 2012 Symphonic Odyssey concert series with the passionate and exhilarating Enigma Variations, at their newly developed Concert…

  Soprano Fiona Maconaghie and organist Robert Goode play Pied Piper in their presentation of the music of Handel and Purcell through…

With this declamatory statement, librettist Charles Jennens announced his intention to persuade George Frideric Handel to collaborate with him on a text…

  In a powerful homage to her partner and mentor Serge Gainsbourg, chanteuse, star of film and stage, style icon and darling…

  One of Britain’s most jaunty and eccentric bands, Penguin Cafe,  performs this week in Sydney with an eclectic mix of upbeat folk strums,…

Following their brilliant performance of Mozart’s Requiem last year, the students of the Conservatorium High School in Sydney perform the music of Mussorgsky,…

  Rhythm is fundamental to life. Without it there would be no heartbeat, no pulse, no phases of the moon, no night or…

  Toronto based period music ensemble Tafelmusik launches Music Viva’s 2012 programme with The Galileo Project, a concert that is quite literally…

  Handel’s Messiah, is perhaps the most famous oratorio ever written. Since it was composed in 1742, it has become a work that people…