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Pinchgut Opera Announces New Taryn Fiebig Scholar
Perth-born tenor Louis Hurley has been named as the first Humanity Foundation Taryn Fiebig Scholar.
Musica Viva’s Strike A Chord 2022 Open For Entries
Musica Viva Australia is delighted to announce the 3rd edition of the national chamber music
competition, Strike A Chord for 2022, with entries open now.
Nicholas Vines And Rob Hao On Vines’ Indie Ditties
Pianist Rob Hao returns to Sydney from London for his inaugural solo tour of Australia which will include a performance at the Utzon Room in April. The concert will include the Australian premiere of Sydney-based Australian composer Nicholas Vines’ Indie Ditties. From London, Hao gave us some insights into his career thus far and we speak with Nick Vines about his intriguing piece, Indie Ditties.
Blackheath Chamber Music Festival
Blackheath Chamber Music Festival returns in April 2022 for a busy 4-day ANZAC weekend of exquisite classical music, featuring some of Australia’s outstanding artists, sourced nationally, internationally and locally.
Omega Ensemble Announces Five Emerging Composers For CoLAB 2022
Omega ensemble has announced five talented emerging composers who have been selected to
be part of their CoLAB: Composer Accelerator Program in 2022.
Kats-Chernin Piece To Premiere At Australian Women in Music Awards
A brand new composition by Elena Kats-Chernin, titled Jubissima will premiere in May at the Australian Women in Music Awards (AWMA) in Brisbane.
Latest reviews
Album Review: Acacia Quartet: Mozart Dvorak Chance/ Move Records
Acacia Quartet: Mozart Dvorak Chance released on the Move label is a charming trio of diverse string quartets, expertly played, Lovely music for a salon.
Concert Review: Clouds of Gold/Choir of St James’/ BachBand@StJames’
In a program that celebrates hope and renewal, the Choir of St James presented music that ascends the heights from through a wide range of choral music from the 1500s to the current day in this superbly curated concert.