LIVE REVIEW // Chantal goes to see Pinchgut Opera’s Orontea
BY CHANTAL NGUYEN OronteaPinchgut OperaCity Recital Hall, 26 May I’ve stood in the bathroom queue during a Pinchgut intermission before, and heard audience members remark, […]
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“One of Australia’s finest sopranos” will perform alongside musicians of ANAM
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE Some tremendous visiting artists have come to perform with musicians of the Australian National Academy of Music. And, even if you’ve been […]
LIVE REVIEW // Alexandra sees Pinchgut Opera
BY ALEXANDRA MATHEW Pinchgut OperaBach and TelemannElisabeth Murdoch Hall, 6 April All Saints Day, 1755, Lisbon. The faithful congregate in churches across the city, giving […]
Two young soloists talk us through Pinchgut’s exclusive Melbourne performance
BY ALEXANDRA MATHEW For the second time in the history of the company, Pinchgut Opera will travel to Melbourne for an exclusive performance. On 6 […]
Anthony Albrecht challenges himself to 30 solo gigs
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE Thirty solo gigs up the Australian coast? Challenge accepted. Cellist Anthony Albrecht is set to launch Bach to the Bush – […]
Handel’s Theodora: Opera for our uncertain times
ELEANOR WOOD Pinchgut Opera Handel’s Theodora City Recital Hall, 1 December Handel’s Theodora was panned by critics upon its premiere, but is now known […]
Live Review: Pinchgut Opera’s L’Amant jaloux
BY ANGUS MCPHERSON ‘L’Amant jaloux’ Pinchgut Opera City Recital Hall, 3 December Don Alonze and Léonore embrace, her having forgiven his jealousy and he […]
Live Review: The Chimney Sweep
BY BEN NIELSEN Pinchgut Opera The Chimney Sweep by Salieri City Recital Hall, Sydney, 5 July 2014 A rumour surfaced after Mozart’s death: […]
Salieri: Saint or Sinner?
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE Antonio Salieri has had his fair share of bad press over the last couple of centuries. Painted as a second-rate composer […]