Daniel Rojas and the Latin piano

Pianist and composer Daniel Rojas brings the music of the South American people to the concert hall in a recital this weekend.
Read our interview with him at

Pianist and composer Daniel Rojas brings the music of the South American people to the concert hall in a recital this weekend.
Read our interview with him at
Rome based chamber ensemble I Musici celebrate their 60th anniversary this year and soon perform in Sydney in the Utzon Music Series. Go behind the scenes of their 60th anniversary recording.
Australian saxophonist Amy Dickson paves the way for the saxophone in the concert hall with her new CD ‘Catch Me If You Can’. Hear excerpts from her CD and her insights on the project:
Check out this track from this recent release Tranquillity: Voices of Deep Calm. Liadov’s Tropar, the third of 10 arrangements made in 1909 of a collection of old Russian Orthodox liturgical chants), Op. 61. The CD includes other a capella Russian sacred works as well as the De Profundis by Paul Mealor. Read our interview with…
The late maestro Nikolaus Harnoncourt conducts his ensemble Concentus Musicus Wien, led by concertmaster Alice Harnoncourt.
When Harry Christophers and his vocal ensemble The Sixteen perform in Sydney in March, they will include in their programme a new version of Allegri’s famous motet Miserere. In this video, the ensemble performs this new version and Christophers and musicologist Ben Byram-Wigfield talk about how this version came to be.
Percussionist Kaylie Dunstan presents Percussion Theatre a programme of solo percussion works infused with theatre in a concert that is the culmination of research into innovative repertoire that utilises voice, movement and drama, creating music that is fired with new and exciting dimensions. Nearing the end of her Master’s degree at the Sydney conservatorium of Music, Kaylie says she is celebrating…