4 classical music concerts you can check out in August
BY CUTCOMMON The Melbourne Recital Centre scheduled some ripper gigs in its July program: popular guitar brothers Ziggy & Miles had commissioned a new piece […]
BY CUTCOMMON The Melbourne Recital Centre scheduled some ripper gigs in its July program: popular guitar brothers Ziggy & Miles had commissioned a new piece […]
BY CUTCOMMON Alice Chance comes from a long line of “very creative, tough-as-nails women”. Her deep connection to family is explored in her composition Heirloom. […]
BY CUTCOMMON We’re in the depths of winter, and you know what that means — it’s time for staying at home live music. The Primrose […]
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE When did you last listen to the music of J.S. Bach? Perhaps you heard a recording or attended a concert that was […]
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE When Yelian He started learning kung fu, his teacher took him aside to share a few words. “Not only does your series […]
BY CUTCOMMON How’s your calendar looking this June? If it’s looking empty, we have a few ideas to fill it up. And if it’s full, […]
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE Australian percussionist Kaylie Melville offers a fun teaser for her upcoming Melbourne Recital Centre event: “Our performance begins before you even arrive […]
BY CUTCOMMON You might’ve had a big month last April, especially if you rocked up to the Melbourne Recital Centre’s New Music Days festival. But […]
CONTENT COURTESY MELBOURNE RECITAL CENTRE Ensemble Liaison (pictured above) is internationally acclaimed for its spell-binding performances, innovative programs and brilliant collaborations with leading artists. Ensemble […]
CONTENT COURTESY MELBOURNE RECITAL CENTRE New Music Days is a burgeoning three-day festival and the Melbourne Recital Centre’s latest offering in experiential programming. Each performance at New […]
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