Articles
Nat Bartsch’s relaxed performances provide “a place where you can be yourself”
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKEBooked your tickets for that concert you were thinking of attending? Great. Now you just need [...]
Articles
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Eleanor Lyons will sing with friends in this “embracing and relaxed” venue
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKEEleanor Lyons likes to think of chamber music with the same warmth as a “handwritten letter or a [...] -
Nat Bartsch’s relaxed performances provide “a place where you can be yourself”
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“Culture isn’t stagnant”: Australian Art Orchestra celebrates 30 years of change
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How a new student-led music festival is training artists to look beyond genre
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Meet the first Australian composer to write for this magical string instrument
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How Emma Sandall’s fertility journey inspired a bold new cabaret
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Siobhan Stagg is channelling her “purest poet and inner storyteller”
Global
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Steven Isserlis on Shostakovich’s First Cello Concerto
BY MIRANDA ILCHEF, LEAD WRITERThis October, the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra will have the great fortune of welcoming one of the [...] -
Why we’re travelling to Australia for the Melbourne International Chamber Music Competition
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How Julie Campiche made jazz harp “a thing” — and got the world listening
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Fiachra Garvey is introducing 60 young musicians to the London Philharmonic Orchestra
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“Being a composer is trusting your gut,” reckons Ego Plum (The Cuphead Show)
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Chanda Dancy explains how to compose an action-packed war film
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Camilla George has released a new album inspired by myth, story, and identity
Blog
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Maria Anna Mozart was a musical prodigy overshadowed by her brother. A new documentary tells her story
BY DIANE CHARLESON, AUSTRALIAN CATHOLIC UNIVERSITYAward-winning director Madeleine Hetherton-Miau’s latest offering is an evocative and hard-hitting documentary with a strong [...] -
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What’s behind the spate of arts leadership departures in Australia? Perhaps a mismatch of values
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Australia could lead globally in protecting local music creators
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A new report shows AI could devastate Australia’s music industry
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Classical music is not isolated from politics. Melbourne Symphony Orchestra should know this
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An education in music makes you a better employee. Are recruiters in tune?
Events
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EVENTS // The Sounds of Australia shine this November
CONTENT COURTESY ANAMTo round off 2024, the musicians of ANAM present a festival of Australian music, Sounds of Australia. This year’s [...] -
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Jayson Gillham files legal action against Melbourne Symphony Orchestra
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EVENTS // Grand Final of Strike A Chord at the Melbourne Recital Centre
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These are the 57 Australian Women in Music Awards finalists for 2024
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Your complete list of finalists in the 2024 Art Music Awards
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EVENTS // Science and sound converge in this ANAM performance
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EVENTS // 52 musicians will perform in this Young Mannheim Symphonists concert
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Reviews
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LIVE REVIEW // Jeffrey hears Cécile McLorin Salvant at Princeton
BY JEFFREY PALMER, UNITED STATES CORRESPONDENT Cécile McLorin Salvant, VocalsAlexander Hall, Princeton University, New Jersey, 9 October“The applause of them [...] -
LIVE REVIEW // Jeffrey listens to “glorious soprano” Golda Schultz
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LIVE REVIEW // Miranda hears Academy of St Martin in the Fields @ Sydney Opera House
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LIVE REVIEW // Wendy hears Jazz at Lincoln Centre Orchestra led by Wynton Marsalis
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LIVE REVIEW // Isobel hears Ensemble Offspring’s Still Life with Avalanche
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Maria Anna Mozart was a musical prodigy overshadowed by her brother. A new documentary tells her story
BY DIANE CHARLESON, AUSTRALIAN CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY Award-winning director Madeleine Hetherton-Miau’s latest offering is an evocative and hard-hitting documentary with a strong message. Mozart’s Sister investigates […]
