Articles

Meeting the youngest and first female concertmaster of Staatskapelle Berlin

November 22, 2018

BY LAURA BARTON At 26 years old, Jiyoon Lee is the youngest and first female concertmaster of Staatskapelle Berlin. Her success with the orchestra […]

Lior: Young performers remind me why I make music

November 22, 2018

BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE Compassion. Undoubtedly, it’s a quality that drives music itself. Through compassion, we can allow music to move us. We can feel […]

“It is invaluable to get young people up close to an orchestra”

November 22, 2018

BY ALISON PARIS The National Capital Orchestra, directed by Leonard Weiss, has enjoyed entertaining young audiences for years. And they’ve chosen to wrap up […]

An artist’s take on the Major Performing Arts Framework

November 16, 2018

BY TIM HANNAH Like many artists and arts workers in Australia, I’ve been following recent developments regarding the review into the Major Performing Arts […]

Australia’s overwhelming response to Richard Gill tribute concert

November 15, 2018

BY SYLVIE WOODS, LEAD WRITER (NSW) Disclaimer: This feature was written under the guidance of the University of Sydney as part of Sylvie‘s studies in publishing. […]

A chat with Matthew Teodori, line upon line

November 14, 2018

BY CHLOE SANGER Matthew Teodori, Adam Bedell, and Cullen Faulk are line upon line. This Austin-based new music trio has recently returned home from […]

Are you a young female composer with something to say?

November 13, 2018

BY ZOE DOUGLAS-KINGHORN, LEAD WRITER Are you a young female composer with something to say? This is your chance to enter an inspiring new […]

1,000 children’s voices will be heard this Remembrance Day

November 9, 2018

BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE It doesn’t matter where you are. This weekend, you’ll have the opportunity to hear 1,000 children sing. Australia comes together for By […]