Making music safe for people with sensory needs
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE Update 8 July 2019: The next Sensory Concert will take place on 20 July at the Fullarton Park Community Centre. The concert […]
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BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE Update 8 July 2019: The next Sensory Concert will take place on 20 July at the Fullarton Park Community Centre. The concert […]
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE Ever wondered how to sell out your debut album launch? Ask Roger Young. The jazz player and Melbourne Symphony Orchestra violinist […]
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE In 2016, Kezia Yap took part in a workshop that would see her develop a composition under some of the strongest […]
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE Cellist Benett Tsai started his training when he was just 5 years old. But try telling him he’s a child prodigy. He’ll […]
BY JASMINE MIDDLETON Just in time for Halloween, Ben Grant is set to premiere his unique “electrOpera” The Rug tackling an especially frightening subject: […]
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE It takes a special quartet indeed to create opportunities for those outside its four players. Flinders Quartet has announced its 2019 […]
BY ARCKO SYMPHONIC ENSEMBLE “Til we meet again, if not in this world, in the next.” This is how a young soldier, a Bendigo […]
Editor’s note, 28 October 2018: Australia’s leading music education advocate Richard Gill AO passed away in his home on Sunday. On Saturday, more than 70 […]
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE Love playing music, but a full-time orchestral role isn’t for you? Have a second instrument you’d like to play with others? […]
BY JOSEPH ASQUITH, LEAD WRITER (EDUCATION) The Orava Quartet is one of Australia’s most vibrant and exciting chamber music ensembles. As well as touring […]
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