Live review: Cameron Carpenter
BY SAMUEL COTTELL Cameron Carpenter International Touring Organ Concert Hall, Sydney Opera House, 12 November Illuminated in a blue and purple hue, Cameron […]
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BY SAMUEL COTTELL Cameron Carpenter International Touring Organ Concert Hall, Sydney Opera House, 12 November Illuminated in a blue and purple hue, Cameron […]
BY MICHAEL HAMMELMANN ‘Seven Deadly Sins’ by Langdon, Viggiani, Wells & Whitney ‘Die Sieben Todsünden’ by Weill & Brecht Victorian Opera Hamer hall, Arts centre […]
BY THOMAS MISSON Modigliani Quartet via Musica Viva Hobart Town Hall, 20 October Many legendary stories of illustrious performers involve a last minute […]
BY ANGUS MCPHERSON CD Review Vāyu: Multi-cultural flute solos from the twenty-first century Nina Assimakopoulos, flute Label: AMP Recordings A slow glissando creeps […]
BY ANTONIA ZAPPIA ‘Painting Music’ Petrichor Sax Glebe Justice Centre, October 31 Let me start this review with a gripe – I have […]
BY SAMUEL COTTELL CD Review ‘Sand Lines’ Jeremy Rose Quartet Earshift Music, 2015 This latest release from saxophonist and composer Jeremy Rose contains […]
BY MADELINE ROYCROFT ‘From Sorrowing Earth: A Symphonic Celebration of Australian Composer Nigel Butterley’s 80th Birthday’ Arcko Symphonic Ensemble with pianist Zubin Kanga Iwaki […]
BY ANTONIA ZAPPIA ‘I Was Flying’ Sally Whitwell Label: ABC Classics Sally Whitwell’s latest album is a collaborative kaleidoscope of intrigue and wonder. […]
BY SAMUEL COTTELL ‘Folklore’ Nexas Saxophone Quartet Glebe Justice Centre 24 October The Glebe Justice Centre is a large and spacious hall, yet […]
BY SAMUEL COTTELL ‘Hourglass Beach’ The Hourglass Ensemble Utzon Room, Sydney Opera House, October 23 In true form to its aesthetic and mission statement […]
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