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BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE We’re crazy for Beethoven. And we’re pumped that this month the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra will host a series of concerts across […]
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE We’re crazy for Beethoven. And we’re pumped that this month the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra will host a series of concerts across […]
BY ANGUS DAVISON Most of us intuitively know if a piece of music is classical. But what makes it so? What does all classical […]
BY SAMUEL COTTELL Jay Byrnes’ ‘El Asunto del Tango’ (Tango Affair), 2015 Featuring Jay Byrnes (soprano, alto, tenor, baritone saxophones), Daniel Rojas (piano), Michael […]
BY SAMUEL COTTELL ‘The Marriage of Figaro’ by Mozart Opera Australia Joan Sutherland Theatre, Sydney Opera House, August 7 The opening night of […]
BY SAMUEL COTTELL Time for Three is Zachary De Pue (violin), Nicolas Kendall (violin), and Ranaan Meyer (double bass). It’s an ensemble that defies […]
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE ‘Faust Mendelssohn’ Works by Dvorak, Debussy, and Mendelssohn Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra with Isabelle Faust Federation Concert Hall, 1 August Five Preludes by […]
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE Are you a young muso living in Queensland? Get this – the Queensland Symphony Orchestra wants you to rock up for […]
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE The music of Korea and Australia will be fused in a world first collaboration between leading percussion groups from each nation in […]
BY SAMUEL COTTELL ‘Les Chants du Saxophone’ Works by Bozza, Castles, Ibert, Weill and Eisler Nexas Saxophone Quartet with Peter Coleman-Wright AO Glebe Justice […]
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