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How one of the “world’s most accessible” instruments came to Australia
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKEA few years ago, Australian pianist Andrew Rumsey took an overnight train to Melbourne. He had [...]
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How one of the “world’s most accessible” instruments came to Australia
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKEA few years ago, Australian pianist Andrew Rumsey took an overnight train to Melbourne. He had no idea [...] -
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This string ensemble will play Schubert in “the perfect chamber music venue”
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This free resource will help you navigate your arts career, no matter where you’re at
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These Tassie artists are set to shine on their home Federation Concert Hall stage
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Erin Helyard will perform in this indulgent festival of Baroque classics
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Ingrid Martin swaps baton for mic in this concert dedicated to Clara Schumann
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How pianist Natalya Aynsley ditched convention to launch a dream career in pop culture music
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How one photographer’s generosity is shaping the arts media landscape
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Why we’re travelling to Australia for the Melbourne International Chamber Music Competition
BY CUTCOMMONIt’s that time again for the Melbourne International Chamber Music Competition — your chance to hear some of the [...] -
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
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Eric Whitacre’s touching choral work is “not sparkling, not epic, just real”
Blog
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An education in music makes you a better employee. Are recruiters in tune?
BY DIANA TOLMIE, GRIFFITH UNIVERSITY See the word “musician” on a resume and you might not immediately think “stellar employee” [...] -
‘Caring as much as you do was killing you’. We need to talk about burnout in the arts
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This concert series is entirely dedicated to Australian women in music
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Why this brave Australian orchestra just cancelled its own concert program
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How a new Adelaide festival will celebrate the “living tradition of chamber singing”
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What’s happening in Melbourne’s live music scene this September?
Events
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EVENTS // Hear Joyce Yang launch the Piano+ 2024 International Recital Series
CONTENT COURTESY PIANO+ Back by popular demand, Grammy-nominated Korean pianist Joyce Yang returns to Australia this 10-14 May, kicking off [...] -
EVENTS // Internationally acclaimed Australian pianist Sarah Grunstein plays Beethoven
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EVENTS // Piano+ presents the Future of Classical Music with Reuben Tsang
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EVENTS // Korkmaz Can Sağlam – The future of classical music
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EVENTS // New art music compositions and score imagery by Barton Price
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Report: Most Australians are open to arts on prescription for mental health conditions
Reviews
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LIVE REVIEW // Miranda hears Academy of St Martin in the Fields @ Sydney Opera House
BY MIRANDA ILCHEF, LEAD WRITERAcademy of St Martin in the Fields (Program 1)Sydney Opera House, 7 October Our very own [...] -
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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Hubris, hypocrisy, and Mahler’s Fifth: How Tár makes classical music cool
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An education in music makes you a better employee. Are recruiters in tune?
BY DIANA TOLMIE, GRIFFITH UNIVERSITY See the word “musician” on a resume and you might not immediately think “stellar employee” or “exceptional leader”. Perhaps the […]
