Competitions can be “excellent devices for growth” of young music students
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE Competitions can be challenging even for the most professional of players. So where do young musicians fit into the picture — those […]
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE Competitions can be challenging even for the most professional of players. So where do young musicians fit into the picture — those […]
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE Véronique Serret has performed as concertmaster of the Darwin Symphony Orchestra, played in bands with Archie Roach, and worked with the Australian Chamber […]
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE At the start of the pandemic, Ambre Hammond had four students in her own music school. Now, the Sydney piano teacher has […]
BY CUTCOMMON August is almost out, and this winter season has been wrapping up with some Intimate Salon Experiences. To celebrate 15 years of live […]
BY CUTCOMMON It’s safe to say that most musicians would be happy with a review praising their ability to “defy the laws of physics”. But […]
CONTENT COURTESY APRA AMCOS In the largest study of its kind in the region, music rights organisation APRA AMCOS has unveiled the results of its exhaustive report into […]
BY PETER TREGEAR, THE UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE, THE CONVERSATION The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra (MSO) announced it was an error to cancel a scheduled concerto performance […]
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE Where will your music career take you? For Melbourne percussionist Kaylie Melville, it led her into major festival appearances, premieres of Australian […]
BY CUTCOMMON In 2022, Reuben Johnson heard his Australian National Academy of Music colleagues perform Messiaen’s Quartet for the End of Time. So engrossing was […]
CONTENT COURTESY MUSICA VIVA Join audiences for the Grand Final of Strike A Chord on Saturday 31 August at the Melbourne Recital Centre. Selected from […]
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