Since its inception in 2013, Melbourne chamber choir Polyphonic Voices has quickly established itself as one of Australia’s most exciting young vocal ensembles, becoming renowned […]
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BY YUNJIA LIU The Melbourne guitarist, composer, singer, and amateur photographer tells us about her journey from studying medicine in Beijing to expressing herself […]
BY CAMPBELL BANKS Let them eat cake. And drink coffee. And let it be free, too. This will help entice them to come to […]
BY RHYS GRAY Francois Rabbath and Son 18 September, Peacock Theatre Many people like to attribute human characteristics to instruments; the loud, perhaps […]
BY ANGUS DAVISON In February this year, I bid a fond farewell to Hobart and boarded a plane to Sydney. I was off […]
BY SUSAN DE WEGER Why is it so uncomfortable for freelance classical musicians to talk about money? Freelancers in other industries, particularly tradesmen, manage […]
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BY KATIA BEAUGEAIS Under the direction of Dr John Lynch, The Sydney Conservatorium Wind Symphony will perform the world premiere of Katia Beaugeais’ First […]
BY CAMPBELL BANKS The eyes gave him away. They’re hidden on the back wall of the hall, in amongst the cartographic wood panelling of […]
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