Led by Richard Tognetti, this was a magnificent concert by the Australian Chamber Orchestra filmed at City Recital Hall, the first of their online Studiocasts.
The concert opened frenetically with explosively emphatic strings in Schubert ‘s ( arr.Tognetti ) ‘Quartettsatz …
An intimate, rich and inspiring concert presented by The Song Company and Jewish Arts, this features soprano Roberta Diamond and harpist Hannah Lane.They had a splendid rapport.
The title of the program comes from the song ESPERAR, SENTIR, MORIR …
The Metropolitan Orchestras (TMO) concert on February 20 will be the first in a uniquely designed 2021 concert season which will see all of TMO’s mainstage Met concerts presented from charming and intimate local venues.
Led by Chief Conductor Sarah-Grace …
A rare feat –experience six of Australia’s best pianists playing six grand pianos in a virtuosic kaleidoscope of music.
Beginning with the genius of Bach, the program also features past and present Australian composers and a generous helping of Latin …
A most delightful Christmas pudding of a rich, varied and thoroughly enjoyable performance, elegantly cultivated yet refined and articulate.
At a reduced capacity City Recital Hall, with lights like stars , wonderful Pinchgut under the enthusiastic direction of Erin Helyard …
Haydn’s Symphony No. 64 Tempora Mutantur (Times Are Changed), is one of the few that he named himself. It takes its title from the well-known poetic Latin statement: “Times are changed; we too are changed within them.” It provides a …
Last Sunday Christ Church St Laurence was the venue for an elegant, elevated and educatedexcursion into the music of Schumann, Bruch and Brahms.
Ironwood members Daniel Yeadon (period cello) and Neal Peres Da Costa (period piano) returned to the stage …
The Bach Akademie Australia will stream their third concert of the year from the stage of the National Art School. Join the Akademie for a program of Christmas Joy to celebrate the coming season which will be all the more …
When performing his own piano concertos, the great showman Frédéric Chopin preferred dark and smoky salons to the grand concert halls of Paris. As a matter of practicality, Chopin arranged his own concertos for small ensembles, often performing with string …
This concert will feature luscious Romantic works for cello and piano, interpreted by two of Ironwood’s core members – Daniel Yeadon and Neal Peres Da Costa.
The Sydney-based duo will draw on their extensive research to explore the intriguing …